Toilets

It will depend on the space, the installation, and your design preferences. For small bathrooms, a wall-hung toilet greatly optimises space.

Use mild cleaning products and avoid abrasive chemicals that could damage the enamel. For more effective cleaning, choose models with rimless technology.

A frame embedded in the wall is required to support the cistern and bowl. Installation is more complex than for a conventional toilet, so it is advisable to hire a professional.

Current dual-flush models reduce water consumption to 3 or 4.5 litres per flush, compared to older toilets that used up to 10 litres per flush.

A rimless toilet has no internal edges, which prevents the accumulation of waste and bacteria. They are more hygienic and easier to clean compared to traditional toilets.

You can use a rubber plunger, a mixture of bicarbonate of soda and vinegar, or a chemical drain cleaner. In severe cases, it will be necessary to dismantle the toilet or call a plumber.

There are adapters available to convert a vertical outlet toilet into a horizontal outlet toilet, but it is important to consult a professional before installing them.

The standard height is usually 40-45 cm from the floor, although there are raised models (around 50 cm) designed for people with reduced mobility.

With proper maintenance, a quality toilet can last between 15 and 20 years without needing to be replaced.