Toilets! We have them at home, at work, each one is different and which one is right for you? That of course depends on the size of the bathroom, convenience, cost, person and more. So which one to choose? Comparing the two main types of toilets wall-hung and floor-mounted will help you better understand their pros and cons of each toilet type.

We've put together a brief overview for the different types so you can quickly determine which toilet is best for you, and we've also included our favorite models, Geberit toilet systems compatibility chart and installation tips.

Wall-hung

The main advantage of a wall-hung toilet is that it can be placed at a height that is comfortable for you. This can be important for a variety of reasons - from accessibility, to ease of cleaning. In small rooms, a wall-hung toilet will be the best choice as it takes up very little space.

On the other hand, it is more difficult to install as its tank is located in the wall behind the toilet and if it breaks, you will have to break into the wall. It is important to take this into account when installing and to consider a removable plate or other solution. In terms of price, it is higher than floor-mounted ones.

Toto AP Wall-Hung Dual-Flush Toilet

Floor-mounted

Floor-mounted toilets are a more classic option and are quite popular because of their low price, ease of installation and maintenance. They are more reliable than wall-hung, but take up more space and may not be suitable for people with limited mobility.

Laufen Pro Wall Mounted Toilet with Duravit In-Wall Tank

Compatible fixtures for Geberit installation systems

One of the brands that many people recommend for its convenience and quality is Geberit, which is compatible with a wide variety of toilet bowls. Also Geberit has a much better selection of wall plates than competitors. Let's take a look at Geberit toilet systems compatibility for wall-hung and floor-mounted toilets:

Wall-hung

Floor-mounted

How to install Geberit flush plate

The most important thing to do when choosing is to weigh the features of your home and its inhabitants. Both toilets have their pros and cons, and the choice comes down to your preference. We also remind you that the most important thing when installing a toilet is to consult a certified plumber. If you are interested in a specific model, installation or additional information - contact us