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One-Piece Water Closet
A one piece toilet moulds the cistern and bowl into a single unit, so there is no gap between them to trap dust and no join to leak. That is the main reason people pay more for one.
The trade off is repair. A two piece lets you replace the cistern on its own if a part fails, while a one piece has to be dealt with as a whole. Measure your rough in before choosing either. We carry one piece bowls from Vera Ceramica, Aalto and American Standard. The two-piece range is the comparison worth making on price and repairability, the wall-hung range frees the floor entirely, and the full toilet bowl range holds all three.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose a one-piece toilet?
The cistern and bowl are moulded as one, so there is no seam between them to trap anything and no gap to reach into. It reads cleaner in a small bathroom and it wipes down in one pass.
Are one-piece toilets harder to install?
They arrive as a single unit, so the fitting itself is straightforward. Our team will confirm the measurements with you before ordering, and installation can be arranged as a paid add-on.
What flushing systems are available?
The range covers gravity, tornado and rimless flushing. Each product page states which system that model uses, and the team can talk you through the difference on the floor.
How much does a one-piece toilet cost?
From $229, across Vera Ceramica, Aalto and American Standard.
Are one-piece toilets in stock?
Most of the range is held here in Singapore, with some models brought in on indent. The team will confirm which applies to the one you have picked.
