Back to Wall Toilet

Get the space-saving, hygienic, and easy-to-maintain back-to-wall toilet at Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Made of Vitreous China, these toilets are perfect for any bathroom in Melbourne, compatible with S and P-trap. Complete with a rimless design, quiet flush, and soft-close seat, these back-to-wall toilets are comfortable to use long-term.

Among our collection, you can also find accessible back-to-wall toilets, perfect for assisted living and aged care. Contact us now to get a high-quality toilet with 5-10 years warranty.

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Back to Wall Toilet at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

At Melbourne Bathroom Shop, you will find a variety of back-to-wall toilets from trusted brands like Johnson Suisse, Noveen, Fienza, and ZUMI. Made of hygienic Vitreous China, polished to a shine, our back-to-wall toilets are both hygienic and easy to clean. Back-to-wall toilets are also designed to be space-saving, with cisterns flush against the wall and concealed plumbing to prevent awkward, hard-to-clean areas.

With their compact but practical design, back-to-wall toilets are perfect for small to medium bathrooms, especially if you have awkward corners to fill.

Complete Features to Improve Comfort

In our back-to-wall toilet collection, most of our toilets are rimless, have dual flush, and have soft-close seats. Rimless toilets are newer and more hygienic, with fewer parts to clean. The water runs down all sides of the toilet, flushing thoroughly and effectively. Moreover, rimless toilets usually have a quieter flush.

The dual flush function encourages you to conserve water. The half-flush is ideal for liquid waste, while the full-flush is intended for solid waste. With this feature, most of our back-to-wall toilets are rated 3.5-4 stars on the water rating.

Last but not least, our back-to-wall toilets have soft-close seats, which increase durability and reduce noise. You won’t need to worry about accidentally slamming the toilet lid closed.

Care Back to Wall Toilet Available

Everyone deserves a comfortable toilet, and that includes people with disability. Hence, Melbourne Bathroom offers assisted living back-to-wall toilets that comply with the AS1428.1 standard for access and mobility. You can find toilets with raised seats for easy maneuvering and raised flush buttons for easy flushing.

Shop at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

Get the perfect back-to-wall toilet at Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Shop worry-free with us, online or in-store, because our toilets have at least 5 years of warranty, with replacement parts lasting for years. Our friendly team members are ready to help you choose the best toilet for your space, based on our years of experience learning what Melburnians like. Order your back-to-wall toilet now and get it within 3-5 days!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What should I check before buying a back to wall toilet?

Start with the existing plumbing rather than the toilet appearance. Confirm the trap type, toilet set-out, water inlet position, available projection and pan height before ordering. A back-to-wall toilet sits closely against the finished wall, so the waste and water connections need to suit the specific pan and cistern design. If you are replacing an existing toilet, matching these details can help reduce unnecessary plumbing changes. Once compatibility is confirmed, you can compare rimless flushing, raised-height, compact and other features. Browse our Back to Wall Toilets and wider Toilet collection

2. What is the difference between an S-trap and P-trap back to wall toilet?

An S-trap toilet discharges through the floor, while a P-trap connects through the wall. For an S-trap installation, the set-out is generally measured from the finished wall to the centre of the floor waste. Different toilet models suit different set-out ranges, so do not assume every back-to-wall toilet will fit the same plumbing. Some current MBS care models are specifically listed as suitable for P/S trap installations. If you are unsure which connection you have, ask your plumber to confirm the trap and set-out before ordering.

3. Will a back to wall toilet work with my existing water inlet?

Not always. Depending on the model, the cistern may use a bottom-entry inlet, top/back-entry inlet or another concealed connection arrangement. If you are replacing an existing toilet, the position of the current water point can determine whether the new suite installs easily or requires plumbing alterations. Selected compact MBS models, for example, list both top and bottom inlet options. Check the individual product specification rather than assuming all back-to-wall toilets use the same connection.

4. Should I choose a standard or short-projection back to wall toilet?

Choose a short-projection toilet when clearance from the wall is limited, such as in a compact ensuite, powder room or bathroom where the toilet sits opposite a vanity or shower screen. A shorter pan can preserve valuable walkway space without requiring a completely different toilet layout. A standard-projection toilet may provide more choice where space is less restricted. Melbourne Bathroom Shop currently carries dedicated short-projection back-to-wall models within its Compact Toilets range. Before ordering, compare the full toilet projection from the finished wall, not just the pan width.

5. What is the difference between rimless and tornado flush toilets?

Rimless describes the bowl design: the traditional enclosed rim is removed, leaving fewer hidden areas where residue can collect and making the pan easier to clean. Tornado, vortex or similar terms describe the way flushing water is directed around the bowl. A toilet can therefore be rimless and also use a tornado-style flush. The current Back to Wall Toilet collection includes conventional rimless models as well as tornado and tornado-rimless designs. Rather than choosing by the name alone, compare the complete pan design, WELS rating, seat and flushing specifications.

6. Should I choose a standard-height or raised-height back to wall toilet?

A standard-height toilet suits many residential bathrooms, while a raised-height model can make sitting down and standing up easier for some users. The current MBS collection includes numerous raised-height and extra-height back-to-wall toilets, as well as selected care and accessible models. If you are choosing for ageing-in-place, ambulant or accessible use, do not rely on seat height alone. Specific projects can have detailed dimensional and layout requirements. Compare our Care Toilets and have the complete bathroom layout checked against the applicable project requirements.

7. What should I confirm before ordering a back to wall toilet?

Before ordering, confirm the S-trap or P-trap connection, set-out range, water inlet position, overall projection, pan height, available side clearance and WELS specifications. Also check whether the toilet is standard, compact, raised-height, rimless or tornado-flush, and whether the seat and required connectors are included. If the toilet is intended for an accessible or care bathroom, remember that buying an accessible product by itself does not make the whole bathroom compliant; the complete layout and installation also need to satisfy the relevant requirements. Browse the Back to Wall Toilets and Toilet collection before finalising the order.