Small Bathroom Suites

What Is A Small Bathroom Suite?

A small bathroom suite is a matched set of toilet and basin, supplied together and sized for compact rooms. Sets here pair a close coupled, high-level or low-level toilet with a pedestal basin, or a vanity unit with a basin and toilet.

Is A Suite Cheaper Than Buying Pieces Separately?

Buying as a set usually works out better value than sourcing each piece individually, and everything arrives matched in the same ceramic and style. That saves the hassle of trying to colour-match a basin to a toilet from a different range.

What Size Bathroom Do I Need For A Small Suite?

Measure your wall widths and the floor space in front of both the toilet and basin, allowing around 600mm clear in front of the toilet for comfortable use. Also check the door swings open freely past everything once it's in place.

Should I Choose A Pedestal Basin Or A Vanity Unit?

A pedestal basin hides the pipework behind its column and takes up less visual space, which suits a cloakroom. A vanity unit set adds storage underneath for toiletries and cleaning products, so it's the better choice if you need somewhere to put things away.

What's The Difference Between Close Coupled, Low-Level And High-Level?

Close coupled has the cistern sitting directly on the pan, which is the most common and compact setup. Low-level has the cistern on the wall just above with a short pipe. High-level puts the cistern near the ceiling with a long chain pull, giving a strong period look.

Single Or Double Tap Hole, Which Should I Pick?

A single tap hole basin takes one mixer tap, giving hot and cold from one spout, which suits most modern bathrooms. A double tap hole takes two separate taps, which is the traditional setup and the right choice for a period-style suite.

Do I Need A Plumber To Fit A Small Bathroom Suite?

Yes, the toilet, basin, taps and wastes all need connecting to your existing water supply and soil pipe. A plumber will also check your current pipe positions line up with the new layout before anything goes in.

How to Choose Small Bathroom Suites for Your Bathroom?

To choose small bathroom suites for your bathroom, measure your wall widths and floor clearance first, then decide between a pedestal basin for maximum space or a vanity unit for storage. Pick traditional or modern styling to suit your home, choose single or double tap hole to match your taps, and have your plumber check the pipe positions. Order from Bathroom Mountain, the bathroom specialists, for quality suites at affordable prices.