A corner toilet is essentially the same as a close-coupled toilet, with the main difference being that the former is positioned to project diagonally out of the one corner. The cistern features a triangular design so that it fits snuggly into the corner. In spite of the triangular-shaped cistern, a corner toilet works in much of the same way as a close-coupled toilet.

The compact design of a corner toilet’s cistern so that it fits into the corner of your bathroom makes for an innovative space-saving solution. It is a great choice if your bathroom seems a bit short on space or feels overcrowded, as it is often the projection of a toilet that occupies the most room. With a corner toilet, the amount of space it takes up in sticking out from the wall is greatly reduced for fantastic space-optimising effects.

The compact streamlined design of a corner toilet makes it perfect for achieving that much sought after sleek tidiness. What’s more, as it works to maximise on room, it has the potential to transform your entire space by creating a more open bathroom.

Most plumbing codes require the corner toilet to be installed at least 15 inches from the centre of the toilet to the side of a wall or obstruction (such as a basin), and not any closer than 30 inches to other sanitary fixtures. We advise speaking to a member of our staff before purchasing to ensure a corner toilet will fit your space.

The unique and compact design of corner toilets is a great addition to smaller spaces, or within bathrooms after that sleek, compact look. To complete the minimalistic sleekness of a corner toilet, why not pair it with other corner units such as a corner unit and basin for a seamlessly compact look.