Ceramics, sanitaryware and flooring

Toilets and cistern sets

Wall-hung and floor-standing toilets, concealed and close-coupled cisterns with water-saving dual flush.

3/6 L dual flush
Rimless
Vitreous china, EN 997
WC, cistern and seat sets

Certifications: CEEN 997
Delivery terms: FOBCFRCIFDAP Incoterms 2020
Packaging: Boxed, palletised
Origin: Türkiye

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Series and technical data

Code	Type	Use	Size (mm)	Flush (L)	Outlet (S / P)	Standard
MM-WC-WH	Wall-hung WC, rimless	Hotels and housing; with concealed cistern	360 × 520	3 / 6	P	EN 997
MM-WC-FS	Floor-standing back-to-wall WC	Housing; concealed or exposed cistern	360 × 540 × 400	3 / 6	S / P	EN 997
MM-WC-CC	Close-coupled WC	Budget housing, dormitories, public projects	360 × 650 × 780	3 / 6	S / P	EN 997
MM-WC-CR	Concealed cistern and frame	For wall-hung WCs; drywall or masonry	500 × 1120	3 / 6		EN 14055

Codes are Mimosi reference codes – just quote the code in your request. Values are typical; exact values are given in the data sheet with our offer.

How to choose

Outlet type (floor S or wall P) and centre distance must match the building; check the plumbing drawings.
For wall-hung WCs buy the concealed cistern and frame from the same system so fixing dimensions match.
For hotels and hospitals prefer easy-clean rimless pans with soft-close seats.
Some markets require water-efficiency labels; choose 3/6 L or 2.5/4.5 L dual-flush systems.

What we need for a quote

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Model type and quantity
Outlet type and centre distance
Colour and seat type
Cistern type
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Description

Türkiye is among the world's leading exporters of sanitaryware. For housing, hotel and hospital projects we supply hygienic rimless toilets, soft-close seats and 3/6-litre dual-flush cistern sets.

Concealed cistern systems are shipped with frames, flush plates and installation kits. Products can be shipped in mixed container loads according to project quantities.

Toilet types – general information

1. By mounting type

Wall-hung toilet: Mounted on the wall without touching the floor. The free space underneath makes cleaning easy and gives the bathroom an airy look; usually combined with a concealed cistern.
Floor-standing toilet: Fixed directly to the floor; the classic, sturdy option.
Back-to-wall toilet: Sits flush against the wall, hiding pipes and gaps.
Close-coupled toilet: The cistern is mounted directly on the pan as one set.

2. By waste outlet

Vertical (floor) outlet: The soil pipe is in the bathroom floor.
Horizontal (wall) outlet: The soil pipe connects directly to the wall.

3. By rim design

Rimmed (classic): Water flows from a channel under the rim to clean the bowl.
Rimless: No flushing channel inside the rim; water is directed to reach every point. With no hidden areas for bacteria and dirt, it is more hygienic and easier to clean – preferred for hotels and hospitals.

4. Smart and special-purpose toilets

Smart toilet: Electronic features such as bidet wash, drying, heated seat and remote control.
Accessible toilet: Higher seat level, designed to work with grab bars.

Typical dimensions

Type	Projection	Width	Seat height
Wall-hung (compact)	48–52 cm	34–37 cm	40–42 cm (as installed)
Wall-hung (standard)	52–56 cm	35–38 cm	40–42 cm (as installed)
Floor-standing / back-to-wall	52–60 cm	35–38 cm	40–42 cm
Close-coupled (with cistern)	62–70 cm	35–38 cm	40–42 cm; overall height 75–85 cm
Accessible toilet	65–70 cm	36–38 cm	46–48 cm

Wall-hung fixing: Bolt centres of 180 mm or 230 mm (EN 33). Concealed cistern frames are 112 cm high as standard, or about 82 cm for low (under-window) versions.
Outlet set-out: For floor outlets the soil pipe centre is usually 15–25 cm from the wall (30.5 cm on US-type models). For wall outlets the centre is about 18–23 cm above the floor. Tell us your outlet dimension before ordering so we can choose a compatible model.
Water use: 3/6-litre dual flush is standard; water-saving models go down to 2.5/4 litres (EN 997).

Glaze

Sanitaryware is produced by applying a glass-like glaze to the surface and firing at about 1200–1250 °C. The glaze makes the surface waterproof, glossy and easy to clean.

Gloss glaze: The standard finish; stain-resistant and easy to wipe.
Matt glaze: A modern, decorative look; common on coloured ranges.
Easy-clean (nano) glaze: Seals micro-pores so dirt and limescale adhere less and less detergent is needed.
Antibacterial glaze: Silver-ion glaze reduces bacterial growth on the surface; recommended for hospitals, hotels and public areas.

A good glaze is smooth and even, free of pinholes and crazing, and identical in colour across all pieces.

Colours

Standard: Gloss white (the most common and fastest to supply).
Coloured and matt options: Matt white, matt black, anthracite, grey, beige / cream and brown tones. Coloured items usually have a minimum order quantity and longer lead times.
Seat: Duroplast, soft-close and quick-release seats, supplied to match the pan colour.

Cistern types

1. By installation

Concealed cistern (in-wall): The tank and mechanism are hidden inside the wall (masonry or behind plasterboard); only the flush plate is visible. Used with wall-hung and back-to-wall toilets; very common in modern bathrooms.

Saves space and gives the bathroom an airy look.
Easy to clean – with the pan off the floor, the floor can be wiped freely.
Quieter, as it is built into the wall.

Close-coupled cistern: The ceramic tank is mounted directly on the toilet pan. Used with standard close-coupled toilets.

Easy to install and maintain.
No wall chasing needed; repairs are simple.

High-level / exposed cistern: The tank is mounted on the wall above the toilet and water flows down through a pipe. Available in plastic or period-style ceramic. Chosen for retro bathrooms or for economical public and commercial installations.

2. By flush mechanism

Dual flush: Two buttons, small and large; the small one uses less water (e.g. 3 litres), the large one the full tank (e.g. 6 litres). Saves a great deal of water.
Single flush: One button or pull handle that empties the whole tank every time. Common in older systems.
Sensor (touch-free): Works with a photocell and flushes automatically when a hand approaches the plate or use is detected. The most hygienic choice; preferred in public facilities and modern homes.

What to consider when choosing

Wall type: For a concealed cistern, the wall construction (masonry / concrete or plasterboard / lightweight) determines the correct frame type.
Water saving: Dual-flush and flow-adjustable mechanisms protect natural resources and lower water bills.

Technical specifications

Type	Wall-hung, floor-standing, close-coupled
Rim	Rimless option
Cistern	3/6 L dual flush, concealed or exposed
Material	Vitreous china

Certificates and where they apply

CE
CE marking
Shows that the product meets the relevant EU regulations and harmonised standards; for construction products it comes with a Declaration of Performance (DoP).

Applies in: European Union and EFTA countries; widely accepted as a reference in many Middle East, African and Central Asian markets
EN 997
European product standard
European standard under which the product's dimensions, strength and performance are tested.

Applies in: EU and EFTA; adopted as TS EN in Türkiye and BS EN in the UK; specified in many international projects

Documents vary by country and region. Please specify the documents you need in your request.