Short Projection Toilets

A short projection toilet features a reduced depth, typically measuring 600mm or less from the back wall to the front edge of the pan. This compact profile creates additional floor space, allowing for easier movement and door clearance in small bathrooms or cloakrooms.

Yes. Manufacturers retain standard width and seating height dimensions to ensure regular comfort. The depth reduction comes from a modified rear pan or a slimmer cistern, rather than shrinking the primary seating area.

Usually, yes. A dedicated short projection or D-shaped seat ensures a correct fit. Standard toilet seats often overhang compact pans, so always check the specific dimensions of the chosen pan before purchasing a seat.

Standard plumbing connections are fully compatible across the compact range. The soil pipe and water inlets match those of full-sized toilets, ensuring straightforward integration for both wall-hung and floor-standing models. 

You save up to 100mm of depth compared to standard toilet models. This reduction provides crucial clearance for inward-opening doors or for positioning the toilet directly opposite a basin in narrow spaces.