RAK Ceramics Resort Comfort Height 42.5cm Back to Wall Pan

RAK Ceramics Resort Comfort Height 42.5cm Back to Wall Pan

Presenting the RAK Ceramics Resort Comfort Height Back to Wall Pan, a blend of elegant design and practical functionality. Tailored to meet the needs of taller individuals or those with mobility restrictions, this toilet pan is not just a bathroom fixture but a seamless blend of comfort and style. Manufactured from high-grade ceramic, this back-to-wall pan is an epitome of quality and durability. It’s designed to maximise space in your bathroom while providing a clean and spacious look with its white finish. This product is extremely easy to install and use, making it a preferred choice for modern bathrooms. Plus, it’s backed by a 25-year guarantee on the toilet and a 2-year guarantee on the toilet seat from RAK Ceramics, ensuring reliability and peace of mind.

• Manufactured from high-grade ceramic for lasting durability
• Comfort height design for enhanced accessibility
• Includes a quick release slim sandwich soft close seat
• Effortlessly blends with back to wall WC units
• Easy to install and maintain

Available in two seat options:

• With Sandwich Soft Close Seat
• With Wrap Over Soft Close Seat

What is the difference between a sandwich seat and a wrap over seat

Sandwich Soft Close Seat: This style of toilet seat has a lid that is separate and distinct from the seat itself. When closed, the lid sits on top of the seat, resembling a sandwich, where the seat and lid are like the two slices of bread with a gap between them. The visible edge of the seat is noticeable under the lid.

Wrap Over Soft Close Seat: In contrast, a wrap over soft close seat has a lid that wraps over or covers the seat completely when closed. This design creates a more seamless and smooth appearance, as the lid overlaps the seat, hiding it from view. This makes the toilet look like one continuous piece when the lid is down.

Both styles have their advantages. Sandwich seats might be easier to clean because of the clear separation between the lid and the seat. Wrap over seats, on the other hand, often have a more modern and sleeker look. The choice between the two usually comes down to personal preference in aesthetics and cleaning convenience.