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Close Coupled Toilets Close Coupled Toilets FAQs What is the difference between Luxury Close Coupled Toilets and back to wall toilets? Luxury Close Coupled Toilets are quite similar to back to wall toilets, but there may be a part of the rear toilet that is not against the wall, unlike back to wall toilets, which are completely perpendicular against the wall through the back of the unit. Functionality-wise, they are the same. What is the difference between S-trap and P-trap toilets in Elite Close Coupled Bathrooms? Elite Close Coupled Bathrooms featuring S-trap toilets have the waste outlet located at the bottom of the toilet, exiting to the ground, while P-trap toilets have their waste outlet located at the back, extended into a wall. Many toilets in Elite Close Coupled Bathrooms are compatible with both S and P traps, as indicated in the technical drawing or description. What is the difference between top inlet and bottom inlet in High-quality Close Coupled Toilets? The inlet position, whether top or bottom, refers to where water enters the toilet cistern or water tank. Many models in High-quality Close Coupled Toilets may be compatible with both top and bottom inlets. Will my set-out work for Premium Close Coupled Toilets? The setouts are displayed in the technical drawing and description of all our toilets on our website, including Premium Close Coupled Toilets. Please ensure the setout is compatible before making a purchase. Can Luxury Close Coupled Toilets support heavy users, or is there a weight limit for Close Coupled Toilet Suites? Luxury Close Coupled Toilets, especially those in Close Coupled Toilet Suites, are designed with robustness in mind and can support substantial weight. The pan is firmly positioned on the floor, and the concealed cistern is within the wall, ensuring stability. Specific weight capacities may vary based on the model and brand, so it's best to confirm with our team for precise information. Experience the epitome of refined elegance