Compact white toilet and vanity unit combination with integrated basin, chrome tap, stone-effect wall tiles and wood flooring in a modern small bathroom designed for UK homes.

White short projection toilet with compact pan depth for small bathroom spaces — Bathroom Republic UK

Compact white cloakroom toilet with short projection depth for small downstairs bathrooms — Bathroom Republic UK

Cloakroom Toilets

White comfort height toilet with raised seat position of 45cm for easier use — Bathroom Republic UK

Comfort Height Toilets

White close coupled rimless toilet with chrome flush button — Bathroom Republic UK

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White rimless close coupled toilet with exposed cistern and chrome flush plate against grey wall tiles — Bathroom Republic UK

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Comfort Height Toilets

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Comfort Height Toilets and Raised Height WCs

A comfort height toilet has a higher seating position than a standard WC, helping reduce the amount of bending required when sitting down or standing up. Also described as a raised height toilet, high seat toilet, high rise toilet or tall toilet, this style can be useful for taller users and anyone who prefers a higher toilet seat position.

Our comfort height toilet range includes different installation styles, including close coupled and back-to-wall options, with selected rimless and space-saving designs. If room depth is limited, compare these models with our Short Projection Toilets. For more help comparing toilet heights, dimensions and installation styles, read our comfort height toilet buying guide.

What Height Is a Comfort Height Toilet?

Comfort height toilets are designed with a higher seating position than standard-height toilets, but the exact pan and seat height varies by model. Rather than relying on one fixed measurement, check the individual product dimensions before ordering.

If seat height is important, compare the overall pan height, seat thickness and finished seat height shown in the product specification. This is particularly useful when comparing a comfort height WC with a standard-height toilet. For a fuller explanation of height differences and buying considerations, see our guide to comfort height toilets.

Close Coupled or Back-to-Wall Comfort Height Toilet?

A comfort height close coupled toilet combines the pan and visible cistern in one conventional floor-standing setup. This can be a practical option where straightforward access to the cistern is preferred. Browse our wider Close Coupled Toilets range for comparison.

A comfort height back-to-wall toilet uses a floor-standing pan with the cistern concealed inside a WC unit or wall structure, creating a cleaner appearance around the toilet. Compare with our Back to Wall Toilets.

Are Comfort Height Toilets Suitable for Smaller Bathrooms?

Toilet height and toilet projection are separate measurements, so a raised-height WC can still be suitable for a smaller room if the pan depth is compact enough.

For tighter bathrooms, cloakrooms or en-suites, compare the projection measurement against our Short Projection Toilets and Cloakroom Toilets.