I'm not a great fan of added things that can break down, causing sourcing of remote repair people or parts.

I'm surprised to see someone recommending Villeroy and Boch toilets, and would love to see what they think after a couple of years. We were recommended this brand by our supplier (Hardware and General in Brookvale). It was a lot more expensive than the others, but we liked the design and we were happy to pay for something that we thought was better quality. We have had nothing but problems with it, and when we went back to the supplier, they contacted the company and they just said it was past the warranty period and they couldn't do anything. The rim is unglazed, so impossible to clean (the more you try to clean it, the dirtier it looks), there are a large number of cracks, and where the toilet seat connects is a dirt trap and difficult to clean. We have the original 1940s toilet from our home in the outside bathroom, and it looks immaculate. I would never recommend Villeroy and Boch - the product as well as the after sales service are terrible.

Hi, We had a Caroma Forma Cleanflush rimless back-to-wall overheight toilet installed as part of a bathroom reno late last year. We've been using it since December and I love it. Uses less water and flushes better than our previous toilet, which was approximately 12 years old. The extra height is comfortable for us and it's much easier to clean than our previous toilet. The majority of the time, a single flush is sufficient for our needs. I can only recall 1 or 2 occasions when flushing twice was necessary, but that was due to a health issue and probably any other low-water toilet would require a double flush. I'm now planning to renovate our other bathroom and will buy another Caroma Forma rimless toilet. Note: You might want to check, but the Urbane model might differ from the Forma in the shape of the tank. I hope this helps.

Basically, the rimless toilet works in a similar way to a conventional toilet with a flush rim. The main difference is that the toilet without the flushing rim has an open or has no flushing rim at all. this means that the water does not shoot out from under the edge when rinsing, but rather shoots past the top edge of the toilet bowl without leaving the toilet Instead, The rimless toilet uses a special spray dispenser to distribute the water in the bowl during the flushing process. this distributor delivers the water powerfully and at some time with splashing to the right and left so that the entire toilet bowl is washed and cleansed. Most commercial cleaning companies preferred to clean this type of toilet because of easy to clean engineering design. The rimless toilet is easier to clean. With conventional toilets with flushing rims, there is much more area where various deposits can form. All parts of the toilet bowl are easily accessible and easy to maintain.