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At Swan Plumbing Supplies, we stock a wide range of bathroom toilets built for comfort, performance and style backed by decades of plumbing know-how that are trusted by tradies and renovators alike.
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Quality toilets that fit your space
From classic to contemporary, our toilet range includes smart, space-saving and accessible designs. Choose from:
- Close-coupled toilets for easy installation and a tidy, all-in-one look
- Wall-faced suites that sit flush against the wall, hiding pipework for a streamlined finish
- Models with in-wall cisterns for a minimalist style and more usable space
- Skew pan toilets ideal for retrofits where plumbing access is tricky
- Smart toilets with heated seats, auto flushing, bidet seats and more
You’ll also find toilet suites in raised heights for added accessibility, short projection models for compact rooms and commercial-grade options for public and care spaces. Rest assured, every model meets Australian WELS standards so you can save water without compromising performance.
Need toilet parts or cisterns? Browse our range
We’ve got you covered with reliable toilet parts, including cisterns, seats, buttons and replacement traps. Whether it’s a quick fix or a full upgrade, our selection makes maintenance easy.
Shop quality toilets at Swan Plumbing Supplies and get expert-backed products designed to last. Explore our full range online or visit your nearest store today.
FAQs
What are the different types of toilets available for bathrooms?
Options include close-coupled, wall-faced, in-wall, skew pan, smart toilets and accessible toilets.
How do I choose the best toilet for my bathroom?
Consider your space, plumbing layout, preferred style, height requirements, water efficiency and budget.
What are the most common toilet parts and their functions?
Seats, cisterns, flush buttons, inlet/outlet valves and traps are key components in every toilet system.
How can I fix a running toilet in my bathroom?
Check the flush valve or inlet valve for wear and replace the faulty part — often an easy fix with the right spares.
What should I consider when replacing a bathroom toilet?
Measure existing plumbing positions and check trap type (S or P), outlet location and preferred features.
How can I improve the efficiency of my bathroom toilet to save water?
Choose a WELS-rated toilet and consider dual flush systems that use less water for liquid waste.