Shape: Round Bowl Or An Elongated Bowl
Toilets are available in two shapes; round and elongated.
Round Bowl Toilets: Round bowled toilets are smaller in size from front to back, they are the right choice for bathrooms which have less area and limited space.
Elongated Bowl Toilets: Elongated bowled toilets are around 2-3 inch longer than the round shaped toilets and are usually pear-shaped. Due to their comfortable length, elongated toilets are more convenient to use for everybody to use.
Model And Installation Types
Two Piece Toilets
Commonly Two piece toilets are installed in houses and other residential settings because of their comfort and the value they offer. In this two piece setting a separate tank and bowl are put together to perform together as one complete piece. A separate seat is usually required to be bought with KOHLER two piece toilets commonly.
One Piece Toilets
One piece toilets are made out of one single piece of ceramic, therefore the bowl and tank of one piece toilets are connected together. Due to this reason, there is no seam in between the tank and the bowl which makes it pretty easy to keep it clean. KOHLER one piece toilets usually come with a seat.
Intelligent Toilets
Intelligent toilets come with a number of awesome features like heated seats and warm water cleaning to automatic flushing and more. Intelligent toilets are redefining one of our life’s most basic needs. Intelligent toilets are featuring a new advanced design which is tank-less, this feature no doubt makes this toilet look new and advanced but also makes a good style statement.
With a number of awesome features like heated seats and warm water cleaning to automatic flushing and more. Intelligent toilets are redefining one of our life’s most basic needs. In intelligent toilets, settings like temperature, cleaning mode, and more can be adjusted with a touch screen remote control according to the user’s needs.
Wall Hung Toilets
This type of toilets are the perfect choice for washrooms which have less area. A wall hung toilet has a suave design which is also very easy to clean. It usually has a hidden in-wall tank, only the bowl and the flush plate are installed on the wall, this gives you a streamlined profile that takes up 12” lesser area than a regular floor mount toilet models and also makes cleaning very simple.
Flush Options
Toilets have two common flush types; gravity flush and pressure flush. Although, now newer models are offering a dual-flush option as well in order to save up water. This option enables the users to use a light flush for liquid waste and a full flush for solid waste.
Gravity Flush Toilets
Gravity flush toilets are the most common, they utilize the water’s weight to make flushing pressure. This type of flush is much quieter and easier to maintain.
Pressure Flush Toilets
Pressure flush toilets use pressurized air tanks to help the flushing of the toilet. This type of flush is better at waste removing and prevents clogging.
