Ideal Standard I-Life A Close Coupled Back-To-Wall Toilet With RimLS+ Technology

Vitreous-China Material

It is a compound of glass and silica-based materials applied as a coat on porcelain products such as WC pans, urinals, baths and basins to protect them from scratches and stains as an anti-vandal measure.

RimLS+ Technology

This technology delivers a solid flush to meet the need for hygienic solutions. However, with the absence of overhanging rim, there is no splashing, and the entire bowl can be cleaned out in one single flush. On the plus side, it can help control the odour and the spread of bacteria, and the toilet can be cleaned quickly.

Horizontal Outlet

When the pan has piping at the back, inside the wall, it is called a horizontal outlet toilet or pan. As the cisterns are concealed or placed against the wall, most plumbing is hidden out of sight.

Optional: Quick Release Toilet Seat

The hinge on a regular toilet seat makes it challenging to clean in some areas. As a result, some areas build up with hairs, grime, and dirt over time. Fortunately, the invention of a quick-release toilet seat means you can keep your entire toilet clean. The hinge mechanism of these toilets allows you to remove the seat entirely, making it easier to wash the areas it covers on the toilet itself.

Optional: Dual-Flush

A toilet with a flushing mechanism with two different buttons for flushing solid and liquid waste, thereby saving water.

Optional: Push-Button Flush Valve Cistern

Toilets with push-button flush valves are usually dual-flush toilets. One button triggers a liquid, and the other is for solid flushes. Additionally, since these valves are smaller than levers, they use less water than traditional toilets.

BS EN 997 Standard

This standard specifies the constructional, performance requirements and test methods for close-coupled suites, one-piece and independent WC pans with integral traps used for personal hygiene made using vitreous china or stainless steel. Compliance with this standard aims to ensure reliability, performance and safety.

BS EN 33 Standard

BS EN 33 specifies requirements for the connecting dimensions of WC pans and related cisterns, irrespective of the materials they are made of. The focus of this standard is to ensure that the products are compatible and their assembly is correct, so they can be interchanged when needed and parts can also be replaced when needed.