Grey Bathroom Collection - Toilets

Grey gloss gives a sleek, contemporary look and reflects light, so it suits smaller or darker bathrooms; you'll see several 500mm gloss units in the range. Grey wood adds warmth and texture, making it a good match for natural materials like oak floors. Fluted grey offers a decorative, tactile feel that works well as a statement piece on a vanity unit. Each finish pairs differently with fittings, glossy chrome for a clean modern look, matte black for drama, or wood tones for a softer scheme.

Yes, back-to-wall units conceal the cistern and give a neat, compact profile that's ideal for cloakrooms and small bathrooms. Many of the units shown are 500mm wide and some models list a depth of 215mm, so they're designed to sit close to the wall. If your available width is around 500mm and you want a slim footprint, a 500mm back-to-wall unit is a practical choice. For slightly larger runs or if you want an integrated basin, look at the 600mm options in the Vitusso range.

A sink-on-top or 2-in-1 unit combines basin and toilet in one compact piece, saving floor space and creating a tidy, integrated look, several Artis and Marseille models are offered as sink-on-top at 500mm. It's ideal for ensuite or cloakrooms where you need handwashing but have limited space. You also get a coordinated finish across fixtures, grey gloss or grey wood, which simplifies styling. The trade-off is a smaller basin than a separate countertop option, so it suits quick handwash use rather than heavy tasks.

Rimless toilets, like the Affine Rennes rimless models in the range, lack the traditional inner lip so water washes the bowl more evenly; this makes them easier to clean and reduces places for dirt to collect. They can improve hygiene and reduce cleaning time, which is useful in family bathrooms. Downsides are minimal, though you'll want to compare seat and flush options to ensure you get the performance you need. If ease of cleaning is a priority, rimless is a sensible upgrade.

The collection lists pan widths commonly between about 355mm and 370mm, and unit widths of 500mm and 600mm, so you have compact and slightly larger footprints to choose from. Measure the floor-to-wall space and the distance from the wall to any obstructions, then pick a pan width and unit depth (215mm depth on some 500mm units) that leaves comfortable clearance. If you have limited width, aim for a 500mm unit with a narrower pan (around 355–360mm); if space allows, a 600mm unit gives a roomier look and may include larger basins.