Investing in an eco-friendly toilet without a flushing rim
A toilet should be able to combine design and functionality as well as being stylish and practical. With us at Noro you will find what you are looking for.
Noro Well Seat Toilet Hard
Noro Well Wc No-Rim
Toilet Seat Well Soft
Practical and stylish toilets
Is it time for a new toilet? Then you've come to the right place! First of all, there are many different features that you can find in toilets: self-closing toilet lid, soft-close toilet seat, with or without flushing rim. Whatever you're looking for, we recommend you check out our range of toilets.
A toilet should combine design and functionality, which means it should be as stylish as it is practical. In our range, you'll find toilets with the latest technology combined with a stylish Scandinavian design. They also match all our furniture, meaning you can find everything you need for your bathroom renovation with us.
Safety is incredibly important to us and that our products live up to all the standards and regulations that exist when it comes to a bathroom, and that is something you can be sure of when you shop at Noro. We have many years of experience and we want to help you get the everyday luxury you deserve.
We spend a lot of time in the bathroom and it is important that everything in the bathroom meets your needs. Once you have decided which toilet you want in your bathroom, we can recommend that you invest in a high-quality toilet seat.
In our range you will find e.g:
Noro WELL WC LOCK HARD: A toilet seat that is a little harder. It's easy to install and also easy to remove - making cleaning the bathroom much easier! It also has a Soft Close function, which means there is no noise when you close the lid. It also has an extra seat height so you can be sure that it will always be a comfortable experience in the toilet.
TOILET LOCK WELL SOFT: A slightly softer toilet seat. This is also easy to install and remove for cleaning and the classic design makes it fit very well into a modern bathroom.
You'll always find high-quality toilets and toilet seats at Noro, so browse our range and don't hesitate to contact us if there's anything we can help you with.
FAQ
How to install a wall-hung toilet?
Switching to a new, water-efficient toilet can save both money and the environment. A floor-standing toilet is easy to replace - disconnect the water, loosen the screws and install the new one with a seal. Want a modern wall-hung toilet? Then you'll need a fixture in the wall, which gives a stylish look and makes cleaning easier. Whatever your choice, make sure the seal and connections are installed correctly to avoid leaks. Do you need help? A plumber will ensure a smooth installation.
How many litres does a toilet flush?
Usually 2/4 litres - Noro No Rim flushes 3/6 litres.
What is an S-lock on the toilet?
S-lock on a toilet is when the drain goes to the floor, while p-lock is when the drain goes to the wall.
How to clean a toilet?
Start by opening the toilet lid. If you have a toilet lid with Quick-release, this is easy to do by pressing the button on the back of the lid and then lifting the lid completely off. The lid and flush button should be cleaned with warm water and soap, and then wiped with a cloth. Avoid using porcelain cleaner on the flush button and toilet seat. This is because these cleaners are not intended for chrome-plated parts/plastic materials and may therefore risk damaging the flush button with frequent use. The glazed surfaces of a toilet are easy to keep clean and are resistant to most chemicals. Clean often so that cleaning problems do not occur. For hygienic reasons, use a separate cloth to clean the toilet. Use standard porcelain cleaners in the bowl and under the flush rim and wipe the outside of the toilet. For limescale deposits or stubborn dirt, we recommend using a 50-degree hot household vinegar: rub in, leave to work, rinse off. If the stains are severe, the vinegar should be left on overnight. Cleaning tools containing hard abrasives, such as steel wool and green fibre sponge, should not be used. Strong acids such as hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid and strong alkalis such as caustic soda should not be used. Running toilet seats should be repaired as soon as possible.