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WC Unit Buying Guide
If you're looking for a modern or traditional toilet which can blend in nicely with furniture or just something which is neat, tidy and stylish then a WC unit is a truly worthy option to consider. Explore our full range of WC units to find styles, sizes and finishes that suit your space.
What is a WC unit?
These units are a type of bathroom furniture unit designed to house a concealed toilet cistern. They create a simple, modern look in your bathroom, that will hide your plumbing and pipework. It is commonly paired with a back-to-wall toilet, making it an excellent space-saving solution for your bathroom. These units come in various designs, finishes, and sizes to match different bathroom styles:
Standard
A standard unit is stylish and practical. They'll fit in most bathrooms and come in both modern and traditional designs.
Slimline
These modern units have a slimline design to help save space in smaller bathrooms and cloakrooms. They're usually found in ultra-modern designs.
Combination
For a very practical, space-saving idea consider a combination unit and basin. The basin sits on top of the unit and combines two of the most important bathroom fixtures in one clever design.
What's in the box?
When you buy one of these units, the unit itself is always included, but the cistern and toilet pan may be sold together or separately. Modern designs typically come with a button flush, while traditional options often feature a lever handle, both of which are usually supplied. Some units may also include a seat and fixing kit, though this varies. Be sure to check the product details of your chosen unit to confirm what’s included.
What isn't?
If your unit hasn't come with a fixing kit you'll need to invest in one of these. They're not expensive but you will need one. A toilet seat is essential for comfort so if your unit doesn't come with one you'll need to purchase one of these separately. Prices start from around £12.95. If you choose a combination unit it will more than likely come without a tap and waste which will need to be purchased separately.