Cloakroom Suites

Choosing the Right Compact Bathroom Suite

When you are trying to squeeze a fully functioning toilet and basin into a space no bigger than a broom cupboard, every single millimetre counts. Whether you are a trade installer fighting against awkward pipework or a homeowner looking to add value to your property with a new downstairs loo, getting the exact right suite is the difference between a cramped nightmare and a highly practical room. Here is what you need to consider for your floorplan:

Modern Toilet and Basin Suites

If you are working with a tight, contemporary space, modern cloakroom sets are built purely for efficiency. They strip away the bulky ceramics and rely on clever, space-saving engineering to make a tiny room feel usable rather than claustrophobic.

• Short Projection Pans: This is the most critical feature for a tight room. Our modern sets feature short projection toilets - often measuring under 600mm in depth. This physically stops your knees from hitting the wall or the door when you sit down.
• Wall-Hung Ceramics: Lifting the toilet and basin completely off the floor exposes more tiles, which tricks the eye into thinking the room is bigger. It also makes mopping up significantly easier.
• Built-In Efficiency: Expect standard modern upgrades across these ranges, including water-saving dual flush cisterns and heavy-duty, soft-close seats.

Traditional Toilet and Basin Suites

Fitting out a period property or adding character to a modern build? You don't have to sacrifice reliable plumbing just to get that classic Victorian aesthetic. Our traditional suites are built to modern trade standards but styled for heritage.  

• Classic Cistern Designs: You can stick to a standard close-coupled toilet, or go for authentic high-level and low-level cisterns featuring exposed chrome flush pipes and ceramic pull chains.  
• Heavy-Duty Finishes: We stock trusted names like Burlington that don't cut corners on the details. Expect solid wood seats in classic finishes like matte black, walnut, or crisp white.  
• Period Basins: These suites pair the toilets with highly detailed basins or classic pedestals, featuring pre-drilled holes ready for traditional crosshead pillar taps.

Space-Saving Furniture Suites

Squeezing everyday storage into a downstairs loo is usually a massive headache. If you need somewhere to hide the spare toilet rolls and cleaning supplies, a dedicated furniture suite is the smartest route. These pair your ceramics with purpose-built vanity units designed for tight footprints.

• Guaranteed Compatibility: Trying to mix and match basins with separate cabinets online is risky. Buying a pre-matched toilet and basin vanity unit guarantees everything lines up perfectly for the installer.
• Concealed Pipework: The biggest advantage of a back-to-wall toilet unit is that it completely hides unsightly soil pipes and flexible connectors, giving you a highly professional, clutter-free finish.
• Slimline Depths: These units are specifically manufactured with a reduced depth so they don't eat into your valuable floor space, while still giving you highly practical cupboard storage.