Selecting A Depth Toilet Measuring 61 Cm
These are 10 things to consider when selecting a 61cm depth toilet for your small bathroom.
Waste Outlet
This pipe should be inspected before you purchase a toilet. It runs through the floor. However, some toilets have a rear-flowing waste pipe. It will need a different mechanism if the toilet has a back pipe.
Trapway
A skirted trapway is preferred by most people when it comes to toilet design. It looks great and limits bacteria growth. Models with skirted trapways are typically more expensive than models without them.
Mounting
There are two options: a wall-mounted or floor-mounted toilet. The location of the toilet will affect its accessibility, maintenance, appearance, and overall look. Although wall-mounted toilets offer many benefits, they can be difficult to install.
Map Score
This score indicates how much waste a toilet can handle at one time. This score can range from 0 to 1000g, but does not directly reflect the toilet’s overall quality.
Efficiency
Newer toilets are more efficient and use less water. Your annual water costs will be significantly reduced by using 1.28 Liters instead of 3-18 Liters per flush. Water-efficient units may be slightly more costly, but will pay off in the long term.
Glossary
New toilets feature smooth surfaces that not only prevent waste from sticking but also prevent bacteria buildup. A toilet with a CefionTect, Everclean, or WonderGliss surface is guaranteed to provide a clean and comfortable experience.
Seat
You don’t always get the toilet package with your seat. A bidet seat might be an option if you have the funds.
These are great for comfort and hygiene. Most bidets have heaters for drying, but this will vary from one brand to the next. Some bidets have a nightlight that lights up the bowl, making it look beautiful at night.
Supply Line
Make sure you check to see if the toilet includes a supply line. It is likely that it will be included with the package. However, you should still check it as it could mean an additional cost.
Saniflo 023 Self Contained Toilet
This toilet is the best option if you’re looking for a toilet with a low water consumption. Saniflo 023 is very water-efficient and provides a decent flush. You can also connect to the sink from the toilet.
This toilet is a great choice for residential use due to its elegant design and comfortable seat. The toilet is self-contained and easy to install. In case of damage or cracks, the manufacturer offers a 2-year warranty.
Pros
Low water consumption
2-year warranty
HOROW HWMT-87333
Even though it isn’t the most beautiful toilet on the market, HWMT8733 is a great choice for bathrooms. This one-piece, round-bowl-shaped toilet has a dual flush system that is highly efficient and a fully-glazed surface. You don’t have to worry about shipping damage as the toilet is well-packed.
Even if you don’t have the necessary skills to install it yourself, this toilet is very easy to use. All the parts are included in the package, including the flush valve, wax ring and floor bolts. The package includes all the necessary parts, as well as the instructions for installation.
Pros
It is easy to install
Flushing power
Carus One-Piece Toile
This toilet is suitable for people of medium size. Although it is only available in white, it can be used in most bathrooms. It is made of glazed material that won’t crack, fade or change color.
The unit comes with a SoftClose seat.
It measures only 58cm in length and is probably the world’s smallest single-piece toilet. The toilet also features a 30 cm rough in and concealed trapway. You will need to make sure that the rough-in is suitable for your bathroom.
Pros
Glazed, non-scratch surfaces
Excellent price
DeerValley One-Piece Elongated Toilet
This DeerValley toilet is a strong, durable, easy to install, and powerful unit. The toilet has an elegant appearance and is made from durable materials, which ensures its durability. It has a fully-skirted trapway that is easy to clean and needs almost no maintenance.
WaterSense certified, this toilet will save you money over the long-term. The toilet’s high-quality finish prevents bacteria buildup and makes the experience more pleasant. The manufacturer offers a 1-year warranty as well as a 30-day return policy.
Pros
It is easy to install
Made of durable materials
Depth Buying Guide – 61 Cm
Gravity-Fed And Pressure-Assisted Flush
You should consider what type of flush the toilet has, regardless of its 61 cm depth. There are two types of toilets: gravity-fed or pressure-assisted. Both have pros and cons.
- A gravity-fed toilet has a flush valve, which works because of gravity. The valve opens and water flows to the bowl. These toilets can work with low water pressure. They are also quiet. However, models that are less expensive may not have as powerful flushes.
- The pressure-assisted toilet uses water to compress the tank’s air, creating pressure which pushes the waste down. This toilet is a great choice for large families but can be too loud. They require at least 11kg per square inch of pressure. Before you buy, ensure that your house water pressure is sufficient to support them.
These toilets produce a powerful flush that is almost impossible to block, but they can be very expensive.
Certificates
EPA WaterSense is one of the most important certifications for toilets. A WaterSense label on a toilet means it uses a minimal amount of water while still delivering a strong flush. A model that has ADA certification means the toilet is accessible to people with disabilities might be of interest.
Most Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Have To Install A 61 Cm Depth Toilet By Myself?
You can install a toilet yourself if you have basic DIY skills. You may still need to hire someone. It is always helpful to have an extra person helping you lift the toilet.
What Happens If My Toilet Bowl Cracks?
You may not be able to notice a crack in your toilet bowl right away. It might leak over time and you will not be able repair it. You will need to replace the toilet.
