KEY TO YOUR HOME 2020

96 / KEY TOYOUR HOME bathroom Toilets 1. Two-piece toilets Two-piece toilets are commonplace in household bathrooms. As the name suggests, two-piece toilets consist of a separate tank and bowl, which are then installed together to form a complete toilet fixture that is mounted on the bathroom floor. Typically taller than one-piece toilets, two-piece toilets are better-suited for adults. 2. One-piece toilets One-piece toilets combine both the tank and bowl in its body, and are mounted on the wall. The integrated design is sleek and slender, and they generally take up minimal space. These type of toilets are also likely to be easier to clean and maintain, with less grooves and niches to worry about. 3. Wall-hung toilets With a more compact body, wall-hung toilets are best-suited for bathrooms with space constraints. The tank is hidden within the walls, with only the bowl and flush plate visible on the outside. Wall-hung toilets are also extremely versatile, and can be mounted on anywhere in the bathroom as long as a water source is present. 4. Smart toilets Smart appliances also extend to the bathroom, with more and more toilets boasting advanced, smart technology functions. From heated seats to automated flushers, and even self-cleansing functions, smart toilets provide unparalleled comfort and functionality. Image courtesy of Vintage Tub & Bath Image courtesy of Hometure Image courtesy of KompacPlus Image courtesy of Kohler