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Upgrade your bathroom with a high-performance toilet from Melbourne Bathroom Shop. Our selection includes modern, water-efficient, and space-saving designs to suit every home. With our top-quality toilets, you can combine functionality with aesthetics effortlessly.

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Premium Toilet Collection at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

At Melbourne Bathroom Shop, we believe that a good toilet is more than just a necessity. The right toilet can improve comfort, hygiene, and the overall look of your bathroom. That is why our toilet supplies in Melbourne include a carefully curated range from trusted brands, designed to suit every home and lifestyle.

Trusted Toilet Brands

Our customers deserve quality they can trust. That is why we stock toilets from respected names like Fienza and Johnson Suisse. They are known for durable construction, stylish designs, and reliable performance. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist look or a more classic style, these brands deliver lasting value.

Junior and Assisted Living Toilets

Bathrooms should be accessible for everyone. We offer junior toilets for kids, with shorter height, smaller bowl, and a child lock. Make potty training easier with our cute egg-shaped junior toilet, or easily adjust the height/seat on our back-to-wall junior toilet.

We also offer assisted living toilets designed for people with disabilities or reduced mobility. These toilets have comfort-height seating, supportive grab points, and easy-to-reach flush mechanisms to improve safety and convenience.

Bidet Options for Comfort and Hygiene

For people who want to up their hygiene, Melbourne Bathroom Shop offers bidet options. We offer everything from simple bidet toilet seats to complete bidet toilet suites. A bidet toilet seat can be installed on most standard toilets, giving you the benefits of better hygiene without replacing your whole unit.

For those wanting an all-in-one solution, our bidet toilet suites combine sleek design with advanced cleaning features such as adjustable spray, warm water, and air drying – all controlled using a remote or a side control panel. These bidets can be a game-changer for families, older adults, and anyone wanting a cleaner, fresher bathroom experience.

Different Toilet Types for Every Preference

We understand that every bathroom has unique needs. That is why our range includes:

  • Wall Hung Toilets – Mounted directly to the wall with the cistern concealed, creating a floating look and making floor cleaning effortless.
  • Back-to-Wall Toilets – With the back of the pan sitting flush against the wall, these hide pipes for a neat and modern finish.
  • In-Wall Toilets – These have the entire cistern installed inside the wall cavity, saving space and giving a sleek appearance.
  • Link Toilets – Featuring a visible flush pipe connecting the cistern and pan, they are cost-effective and easy to service.
  • Smart Toilets – Equipped with features such as heated seats, automatic flushing, and integrated bidet functions for ultimate luxury.
  • Care Toilets – Designed for assisted use, with extra height and space to accommodate mobility aids.
  • Skew Trap Toilets – Specially made for bathrooms with angled waste pipes, avoiding major plumbing changes.

Quiet Toilets at Melbourne Bathroom Shop

Our quiet technology reduces noise so you can use the toilet at any time without disturbing others. From quiet flushing to soft-close lids, you can do your business in peace anytime you need. Plus, these features prevent your toilet from accidental rough use, keeping it performing longer.

P-Trap, S-Trap, and Universal Options

Homes have different waste outlet positions, so we stock all three options. S-trap toilets connect to the floor, P-trap toilets connect to the wall, and universal models adapt to either. Having all types ensures you can find a toilet that fits without costly plumbing work.

Why Choose Melbourne Bathroom Shop for Toilets

Melbourne Bathroom Shop is an Australian-owned and operated business, and we pride ourselves on knowing our Melbourne customers. Our toilets are made from sanitary-grade vitreous china, ensuring a smooth, hygienic surface that is durable and easy to clean. Every toilet comes with a 12-year warranty for peace of mind.

We keep our processing times fast so you can receive your order quickly, especially if you live near our Blackburn warehouse. Our pricing is affordable for the quality we offer, and you can choose free pickup or delivery for a small fee.

Whether you need a simple replacement or a complete bathroom upgrade, Melbourne Bathroom Shop has the toilet supplies in Melbourne to suit your needs. Visit us today or browse online to see why we are one of the best in the market for toilets.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What should I check before buying a new toilet?

Before choosing a toilet by style, first check your existing plumbing and available space. The most important details are the trap type, toilet set-out and water inlet position. Also check the overall toilet projection, pan height and clearance from nearby doors, vanities or shower screens. If you are replacing an existing toilet, matching these plumbing details can help reduce unnecessary alterations. Once compatibility is confirmed, you can compare features such as rimless flushing, soft-close seats, compact designs or raised-height options.

2. What are S-trap, P-trap and skew toilets, and how do I measure the set-out?

An S-trap toilet discharges through the floor, while a P-trap connects through the wall. A skew trap exits to the left or right and is more commonly found in some older bathrooms. For an S-trap, the set-out is generally measured from the finished wall to the centre of the floor waste. Different toilets suit different set-out ranges, so always check the individual specification before ordering. If you are unsure about your existing plumbing, ask your plumber to confirm the trap and measurements.

3. Will a new toilet work with my existing water inlet?

Not always. Toilets may use a bottom-entry inlet or a back-entry/concealed inlet. A bottom inlet normally connects near the lower side of the cistern, while a back-entry connection is concealed behind the toilet for a cleaner appearance. If you are replacing an existing toilet, choosing a model that suits the current water point can help minimise plumbing changes. Before ordering, check both the water inlet and waste position rather than looking only at the toilet dimensions.

4. Back-to-wall, close-coupled or in-wall toilet: which should I choose?

A back-to-wall toilet sits neatly against the wall and hides much of the exposed plumbing, making it practical and easy to clean around. A close-coupled toilet has the cistern mounted directly to the pan and is a common choice for straightforward renovations. An in-wall toilet conceals the cistern inside the wall for a cleaner, minimalist appearance, but it needs to be planned earlier in the renovation. Choose according to your plumbing, wall construction, available space and budget.

5. What is a rimless toilet, and is tornado or vortex flush better?

A rimless toilet removes the traditional enclosed rim around the inside of the bowl, leaving fewer hidden areas for residue to collect and making the pan easier to clean. Tornado, vortex or similar terms describe the flushing action, where water is directed around the bowl for broader coverage. Rimless refers to the bowl design, while tornado or vortex refers to how the water moves. Rather than choosing by the marketing name alone, compare the complete pan design, flushing performance, WELS rating and ease of cleaning.

6. Should I choose a compact, standard-height or raised-height toilet?

A compact toilet has a shorter projection from the wall and can provide extra clearance in small bathrooms, ensuites and powder rooms. A standard-height toilet suits most everyday bathrooms, while a raised-height toilet can make sitting down and standing up more comfortable for taller users or people who prefer a higher seating position. MBS currently carries compact and raised-height models across its toilet range. A raised-height toilet should not automatically be assumed to meet specific accessibility requirements; for those projects, consider a dedicated care toilet.

7. What should I check before choosing a smart toilet?

A smart toilet can add features such as integrated bidet washing, remote controls, heated seats and other comfort functions on selected models. Before buying, check the water supply, electrical requirements, available space and plumbing configuration. Some smart toilets also have specific water-pressure or electrical requirements, so the product specification should be reviewed before installation. If you are renovating, choose the smart toilet early enough for your plumber and electrician to prepare the required services before the walls and tiles are completed.