Product Base Info:
Item No.: | TA-507 |
Toilet Type: | Wall Hung |
Material: | Ceramic, Vitreous China |
Specification: | 520x375x335mm |
Flushing Method: | Siphonic |
Drainage: | P-trap 180mm roughing in |
Standard Fittings: | UF Slow Down Sear Cover |
Packing: | 5 layer Kraft Corrugated Carton with foam |
Logo: | As customer's Request |
Volume: | 0.076CBM |
Loading Capacity: | 368pcs/20'GP, 894pcs/40'HQ |
Our Advantage : Reasons for Choosing Taitao Toilet
. The owned patent technology of 'King of Cleaning' Glazed Ceramic Material
(The 'King of Cleaning' technology is a technology which ceramics have very smooth glazed surface, used Nano Titanium to fill the gaps of invisible to the naked eye so that the dirty thing never attached on the surface. We also add silver ion on the glaze so that the products can take effective antibacterial 60 years.)
. Using Pipeline Glazing way to improve drainage effect
. Sintering under high temperature 1280°C for 22 hours
. Super Smooth
. Extremely easy to clean
. Best mild vitreous feel
. Anti-Bacterial Treated Surface
. Soft Close & Silent Flush
. Quick Release only 3 Second
. CE & CUPC Certified
. 10-Year Guarantee
FAQ:
Choosing a toilet is an integral part of every bathroom remodel. Even though it might seem like a straightforward decision, there are several different factors that go into choosing the best toilet for your space; height, color, shape and mount type are just a few considerations. But before you start debating the nuances of bowl shapes, or pondering the pros and cons of one-piece toilets, get familiar with all your options below!
What size toilet works best for my bathroom?
Measure the rough-in distance: the distance from the wall behind the bowl to the center of the floor drain. Use this measurement to determine the size of your new toilet — it must fit into the space between the drainpipe and the wall to work in your space. Also keep in mind that bathroom guidelines recommend a minimum 18 inches of clear space between toilets and any other fixture or walls. If you don't have much room to spare, a wall-hung toilet is a great alternative because it eliminates the need for a base, and mounts the water tank and drain behind the wall. If you can't afford this expensive upgrade, try a tankless toilet, corner toilet or one with a round bowl; elongated and oval-shaped bowls take up more space, though they do tend to be more comfortable.
Should I buy a two-piece or one-piece toilet?
One-piece units are one complete piece that are easier to clean and won't leak between the bowl and the tank. They're sleek and stylish and save space, but they're generally more expensive than two-piece units, which come with a separate tank and bowl. Be sure you purchase all the necessary parts with the two-piece models, as the seat is not usually included with the bowl.
What is the optimal toilet height?
When making this decision, consider the needs of your family. Standard height is 14 to 15 inches, but a comfort height toilet, measuring 16 to 17 inches, may be more practical depending on your preferences. Tall toilets are also more accessible for elderly or physically challenged individuals and often are ADA compliant. On the other hand, small toilets work well in a child's bathroom, especially while potty training.
What is dual-flush toilet, and do I need one?
As you consider your options, you will likely come across lots of new features, including dual-flush. It might sound fancy, but simply put, it gives you the ability to flush with two different levels of water as needed. This feature is in-line with the movement to be more conscious about water usage, which in turn can lower your monthly water bill. Although this is a nice feature to have, dual-flush designs do come in at a higher price than other low-flow toilets; so you will have to weigh the initial cost with future savings to figure out if it makes sense for you.
