Sanitaryware & Toilet Sets South Africa

Sanitaryware covers everything that goes into a bathroom: toilets, cisterns, basins, baths, urinals and seats. Whether you are replacing one cracked toilet or fitting out a hotel, the range and pricing can be overwhelming. Send us your list and we pass it to an independent sanitaryware supplier or plumbing merchant near you. They quote you directly on the items, stock availability and delivery, free and with no obligation.

Toilet sets: close coupled, wall hung and more

A toilet set usually includes the pan, cistern and seat. The main types are:

Close coupled toilet: the cistern sits directly on the pan, the most common choice in homes
Wall hung toilet: the pan is mounted on the wall with a concealed cistern and frame, for a modern look and easier floor cleaning
Back-to-wall and low-level suites for specific layouts

Separate toilet cisterns and toilet seats can also be quoted, for example soft-close or heavy-duty commercial seats.

Basins, baths and commercial sanitaryware

Many buyers want a basin and toilet combo in a matching style. Suppliers can also quote on pedestal, vanity and countertop basins, acrylic and steel baths, and commercial items such as urinals, sensor flush valves and vandal-resistant fittings for washrooms, schools and public facilities.

What drives toilet price

Toilet price and toilet set prices depend on type, brand, ceramic quality, flush mechanism, seat type and whether a concealed cistern frame is needed. Quantity matters: developers and contractors ordering many identical sets usually get better unit pricing.

Choosing sanitaryware that lasts

Good sanitaryware should be easy to clean, use water efficiently and stand up to daily use. Look for dual-flush cisterns to reduce water use, glazed vitreous china for hygiene, and quality fill and flush valves that are easy to replace. For high-traffic washrooms, heavy-duty seats, robust fixings and urinals with water-saving flush controls reduce maintenance call-outs and running costs.

Check the measurements before ordering. Note the distance from the wall to the centre of the soil outlet, whether the outlet is through the floor or the wall, and the space available for basins and baths. Your plumber can confirm these measurements on site, and the supplier can then recommend sanitaryware that fits without costly alterations.

Comparing sanitaryware and toilets quotes

Prices for plumbing materials move with brand, specification and quantity. When quotes arrive, check:

Specification: sizes, pressure class or rating, and that items carry SABS or JASWIC approval where your municipality expects it.
Stock and lead time: whether everything is in stock or some lines must be ordered in.
Delivery: the delivery charge and minimum order for your site, or the branch where you can collect.
Trade terms: bulk discounts, account options and the returns policy for unused stock.

Our service puts your request in front of a supplier in your area so you can check these points before you commit. It costs nothing and there is no obligation to accept the quote.

What to include in your request

Item types and quantities: toilet sets, basins, baths, urinals, seats
Close coupled, wall hung or another style, and preferred colour
Whether you need concealed cistern frames, taps or waste fittings
Delivery address and timing

Frequently asked questions

Do wall hung toilets need special installation?

Yes. They need a concealed cistern and support frame built into the wall, so they suit renovations and new builds. A PIRB registered plumber should install them.

Can I order sanitaryware in bulk for a development?

Yes. Include the number of units, the items per bathroom and your delivery schedule, and the supplier can quote for phased site deliveries.

Do you sell toilets and basins?

No. We are a free quote service. Your request goes to an independent sanitaryware supplier or plumbing merchant near you, who quotes you directly with prices, stock availability and delivery costs.

Can I replace only the toilet seat or cistern?

Yes. Include the make and model of your toilet, or a photo, so the supplier can match a toilet seat or cistern that fits your existing pan. Seats and cisterns are not always universal, so matching the model avoids returns.

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