Toilet Pans

Raymor Edge II wall faced rimless toilet pan with white seat, shown in modern bathroom setting

$868.00

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Raymor Edge II white wall-faced rimless toilet with slim seat in a modern tiled bathroom, front angle

$868.00

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Caroma Luna white wall-faced toilet pan with seat, shown front-on against a plain background
$1,057.00 RRP of $1,253.00
-16%
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Caroma Urbane wall-faced white toilet pan with black flush plate in a minimalist bathroom setting
$1,272.00 RRP of $1,468.00
-13%
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Caroma Liano Cleanflush white wall-faced toilet pan with concealed cistern and round flush plate, front view
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Caroma wall-faced white toilet pan with concealed cistern option, shown in a modern tiled bathroom with flush plate and toilet roll holder
$1,087.00 RRP of $1,283.00
-15%
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Caroma Urbane II white wall-faced toilet pan with concealed cistern and dual flush button on grey tiled wall
$1,300.00 RRP of $1,581.00
-18%
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Caroma Luna white wall-faced toilet pan with seat, shown front-on against a plain background
$1,023.00 RRP of $1,219.00
-16%
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Caroma Liano Cleanflush white wall-faced toilet pan with concealed cistern and round flush plate, front view
$1,165.00 RRP of $1,361.00
-14%
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Toilet pans to match with in-wall cisterns

Sometimes the cistern is fine and only the pan needs replacing, or an in-wall cistern needs a fresh bowl on the wall. This page holds pans sold on their own: wall faced and wall hung designs from Raymor, Caroma, Fienza and Bao, most with rimless flushing and standard Australian fixings.

Match the new pan to your existing cistern type and set-out before ordering, and if the old pan was part of a close coupled suite, check the inlet position carefully. When in doubt, a photo of the current installation to your plumber saves a return trip.

Can I replace just the toilet pan and keep my cistern?

Often, yes. The pan must suit the cistern type (concealed, close coupled or connector) and the set-out. Check compatibility on the product page and confirm with your plumber before ordering.

What is the difference between wall faced and wall hung pans?

Wall faced pans sit on the floor hard against the wall, hiding the plumbing. Wall hung pans bolt to an in-wall frame and float clear of the floor, which makes cleaning underneath easy.

Do toilet pans come with a seat?

Many do; each product page lists inclusions. Raymor Edge II pans, for example, ship with a standard or slim seat depending on the model chosen.

How do I know my toilet set-out?

Measure from the finished wall to the centre of the waste pipe. Most Australian bathrooms fall between 90mm and 280mm for wall faced pans; each pan lists the range it accommodates.