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When renovating or redecorating the bathroom, there’s a certain piece of kit that you can’t do without, but also isn’t very much fun to shop for; the toilet. The shower and bath are optional and the sink isn’t much trouble, but the loo is hard to do without! Fortunately, there are several options in this department, beyond the basic ‘bog standard’ units that are the default in most homes. You can now get units built with designer style in mind, which are shaped to suit various design schemes and make the humble loo a lot more elegant. There are two parts to a new toilet that need to be considered; the bowl and the cistern. Let’s focus on the latter to see if this clunky, boring bath room kit can be updated with some modern style and functionality. You may be surprised to know that with a little smart shopping, deals can be found online for discount toilet cisterns that won’t dent your redecoration budget.

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A quick guide to toilet cistern types

There are some form and function elements to decide upon before purchasing a new toilet. It’s worth deciding on these matters early in your renovation, so that you can factor them into the budget and also ensure that the room has appropriate space. These are a few common types.

  • Closed coupled. This is the most common type, where the cistern is separate to the bowl or pan and is positioned directly above it. Usually the easiest to find and install.
  • Concealed cistern. These systems hide the tank inside the wall, or sometimes within furniture, to provide a minimalist appearance. Flushing is done with a plate on the wall.
  • Closed back. These space-saving models sit very close against the wall, making it neat and minimal without any structural changes.
  • Lever or button. The toilet flush can be operated with either a single button, or with a traditional hand lever. Buttons are more modern and easier to use, but levers have a classic style.


The above features may help you to decide what’s best suited to your room. Have a look at each and research the prices. Also remember that whatever you choose has to suit the design of other items in the room, from the tiling to the bath. Fortunately, there are plenty of designer manufacturers that can help.

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Even cisterns can have a designer touch

Once you know what you want, you can narrow down some brands. There are a host of designer brands that each have a distinctive style and price tag. See what the internet has in store and you can buy some remarkably cheap parts without compromising on aesthetics. It may be easier than you think to perfect your bathroom look with the right system, if you take the time to look around. Start out with some of the bigger brands to get an idea what’s available; try Villeroy & Boch, Geberit, Ideal Standard and Duravit for inspiration. Villeroy & Boch have some fantastic models in crisp alpine white to match your other ceramics. The Subway model is a simple, smart closed back unit that will suit any room, or try the Villeroy & Boch OMNIAclassic range for a coupled cistern that might suit a taller pan. Geberit offer a range of tanks that feature extras like dual flush and are very affordable. The Geberit Duofix range provides all the fittings you need to mount a tank yourself. For a minimalist approach try Ideal Standard, with the Connect range of compact, curved units that sit close to the wall. Check out SoftMood, also by Ideal Standard, for something more nuanced that would match a surface-mounted basin. For a reliable dual flush cistern consider Duravit’s Darling New range, or the more contemporary Duravit Duraplus if you want their WonderGliss coating. Keramag are a good choice for functionality. The Keramag Renova range has push button flush and both side and rear supply. Finally, a Laufen tank in the Palomba range is great for a bathroom with sharp angles, or try Laufen Vienna for an elegantly shaped lid. These are just starting points, but once you find a toilet cistern that suits your room’s needs, you’ll be glad of taking the time to perfect your design.

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