Bao Toilet Suites

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Bao Bath Toilet Suites Buying Guide Bao's range is deliberately compact rather than broad, focused on getting one design right rather than offering many variations. That restraint shows in the pairing of a fully rimless bowl with a slim cistern profile, a combination chosen specifically to keep the suite's silhouette clean against the wall, without the bulkier cistern housing older toilet designs typically carry. What Bao Bath is known for Rimless construction removes the ledge inside the bowl where bacteria and residue would otherwise accumulate, making cleaning both faster and more thorough than with a traditional rimmed pan. Every suite in the range ships with a soft-close, quick-release seat, which simplifies both day-to-day hygiene and future seat replacement, since the seat lifts off without tools when it needs to be removed for cleaning or eventual replacement. Key suite in the range: Bao Elegant The Bao Elegant Universal Rimless Toilet Suite is the range's signature model, a wall-faced, close-coupled suite with a concealed rough-in that adapts to either an S-trap or P-trap configuration. This adjustability means it's compatible with most existing Australian waste configurations without needing to alter the existing plumbing. The pan measures approximately 680mm in length, sized to suit standard Australian rough-in distances of 140mm to 200mm from the wall, which covers the majority of existing bathroom layouts. Flush performance and water ratings Bao's dual-flush cistern is rated to WELS (Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards) requirements, delivering a 4.5-litre full flush and a 3-litre half flush, which together qualify the suite for a 4-star WELS rating. Over a year of average household use, a 4-star-rated suite uses roughly 40% less water than an unrated cistern from the 1990s, a meaningful reduction given how frequently a toilet is used daily. Finish and colour option The current Bao range is available in gloss white vitreous china. Vitreous china is