• July 12, 2023

Introducing the exquisite and innovative Sensor Flush Glass Cabinet Cistern! With a height of 1000mm and a capacitive sensor flush valve, this cutting-edge product offers a truly revolutionary bathroom experience. Witness the magic as you wave your hand above the indicated spot on the right corner of the top glass to activate the dual flush function. Say goodbye to traditional flush buttons or lev...

• August 23, 2023

The smart toilet with remote control function elevates your bathroom experience to new heights. With its sleek and minimalist design, the remote control is not only visually appealing but also easy to handle. Compact and lightweight, it fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, giving you complete control over an array of personalized functions. Say goodbye to traditional toilet paper and embrace h...

• August 30, 2023

Introducing the epitome of bathroom luxury - the Smart toilet with advanced odor extraction function. Are unpleasant odors ruining your bathroom experience? Say goodbye to those unwanted smells and embrace a fresh and invigorating atmosphere with our revolutionary Smart toilet. Imagine entering your private sanctuary and being greeted by a refreshing fragrance instead of unpleasant odors. Our Smar...

• September 06, 2023

Side water inlet & back power supply and bottom water inlet & bottom power supply are the common water and power solutions for intelligent bidets. Side water inlet & back power supply and bottom water inlet & bottom power supply options ensure a seamless and hassle-free installation process, all while providing you with enhanced compatibility and a sleek, flawless finish. With our ...

• September 20, 2023

In fact, very little electricity is used to heat a toilet seat. Most heated toilet seats typically use 25 to 50 watts of power. Additionally, the electricity usage of a heated toilet seat can be offset by turning it off when not in use. For example, many heated toilet seat models come with built-in timers that automatically turn off after a certain amount of time. So if you're concerned about the ...

• September 27, 2023

There are four types of toilet flushing systems that are very popular with most homeowners. You can read them carefully and make an informed decision about which one suits your style. Gravity Flushing- As the name suggests, gravity flushing systems use water to create flushing pressure. It then pushes everything in the cistern and bowl through the drain channel. The siphon action during flushing t...

• October 13, 2023

If you visit countries like France, Italy and Portugal, or travel further afield to East Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, you'll most likely see two toilets in the bathroom. One of them must have been a toilet for human waste, but the other had a different purpose. The other "toilet" is actually a bidet. It provides a very hygienic way to clean your bottom after using the toilet and acts a...

• October 18, 2023

If you want to create a sleek and modern bathroom, then you'll need to find fixtures and accessories that suit this more contemporary style. A concealed cistern is perfect for this design, especially if you want a more minimalist look. Here, most of the toilet suite, including the water tank, is hidden behind the wall. You don’t have to worry about seeing unsightly pipes. When the bowl is left alo...

• November 29, 2023

In-wall toilet cisterns are the first choice for commercial venues such as shopping malls, restaurants and bars due to their ease of cleaning and hygienic design. However, their merits and aesthetic appeal are now increasingly sought after in residential bathrooms. In-wall cisterns are easier to clean than close-fitting toilets. Toilet tanks and pipes hidden in the wall mean less or no dust, fewer...