In most modern Indian cities, space is very luxurious. In standard flats, the goal is to maximise every bit of free space we get. It becomes all the more important to do this in bathrooms where utility needs to go hand in hand with design. Wall-hung toilets are a game-changer in this segment. In these modern toilets, the tank is neatly hidden behind the wall, and the bowl is slightly raised above the floor. It makes any bathroom look cleaner and easier to use.

This design isn’t just about looks. It’s also very practical. Wall hung toilets make it easier to sweep, mop, or deep clean the area better. At Simpolo Tiles & Bathware, we now offer wall mounted models that are made for Indian conditions, whether it’s water pressure, cleaning needs, or compact layouts.

Wall-Mounted Toilets: Modern and Functional

A wall hung toilet is a type of toilet where the bowl is fixed to the wall and the tank is hidden inside the wall. From the outside, you only see the bowl and flush plate. The space under the toilet stays clear, which helps with cleaning.

Behind the wall, there is a strong steel frame that holds the weight of the toilet and the tank. Once installed, you get a neat, modern finish with no exposed pipes. This setup keeps the bathroom simple and organised.

Types of Wall Mounted Toilets to Suit Your Style

It doesn't matter if you are designing for a compact flat or a luxury home; a wall-mounted toilet design fits the space and matches the overall bathroom theme. At Simpolo Tiles and Bathware, we offer a wide variety of options based on shape, colour, and how well they pair with tiles and flush plates.

• Rounded designs: Designs like Simona and Cube from our collection have soft edges that blend well with most wall finishes. These are great for bathrooms where tiles have flowing or neutral patterns.
• Short projection models: Designed for smaller bathrooms, designs like Nevio and Avante are ideal for tighter spaces. These take up less floor space without affecting comfort.
• Geometric and boxy styles: Clean-lined options like Zeus and Dell feature clean lines and sharp angles. These are ideal for modern interiors with a strong geometric visual structure.

Benefits of Wall Hung Toilets for Modern Bathrooms

Wall mounted toilets are the perfect solution for modern homes where utility and design go together. They offer several advantages over traditional toilets.

• With the tank hidden and the bowl raised, the room feels more spacious.
• No floor contact means mopping or sweeping under the bowl is easier.
• Concealed parts and sleek plates give a tidy appearance.
• Rimless designs and anti-bacterial surfaces reduce dirt buildup.
• Most models come with dual-flush systems to help reduce water use.
• Works in high-traffic areas or commercial washrooms like cafes, clinics, and offices.

How to Install Wall Hung Toilets: A Step-by-Step Guide

• Start by preparing: Installing a wall hung toilet takes more prep than a regular one, but once it’s done, it’s pretty simple to manage. The main thing is to make sure the setup is secure and well-aligned before you close the wall.
• Start by choosing the right wall: Ideally, go for a solid wall or reinforce a partition wall. You’ll need around 6 inches of depth to fit the steel frame and the concealed cistern inside.
• Next, install the frame: This metal structure holds both the flush tank and the bowl. It needs to be bolted tightly to the floor and wall. Make sure it’s level and aligned properly. This step is very important for proper alignment of the toilet.
• Then, connect the plumbing: Line up the inlet and outlet pipes and test them for any leaks before you move ahead. Once the pipes are secure, fit the cistern into the frame. Be careful with the positioning of the flush pipe and the opening for the flush plate, since these will need to stay accessible later.
• After that, close the wall: Use a cement board or similar material to cover everything. Once that’s done, tile the surface, leaving cut-outs for the flush plate and the mounting points.
• Now, install the bowl: Slide it onto the bolts from the frame and tighten it so it sits flush against the wall. It should feel stable with no wobble.
• Finally, attach the flush plate and toilet seat: Most modern seats simply clip in from the top, which makes future cleaning or replacement easier.
• Keep in mind: While these may seem like a lot of detailed steps, the installation process can be smooth if you choose the right professional.

Wall Hung Toilets vs Traditional Toilets: Which is Right for You?

If you’re confused between sticking with a traditional commode toilet or upgrading to a wall hung model, here’s a side-by-side look to help: