When people think of toilets, two-piece toilets are what most often come to mind. It consists of two parts: water tank and bowl. This type of toilet is widely used and comes in a variety of heights and styles. It allows you to mix and match tanks and bowls, and it tends to be less expensive than one-piece models. The two-piece version also includes flush and water-saving options. However, two-piece toilets are harder to clean than one-piece toilets, are more likely to break, and are less compact.

The one-piece toilet has a more stylish design and is more compact in height. One-piece toilet is also more durable than two-piece toilet because it is made from a solid piece of ceramic and has fewer exposed pipes or flushing elements. Other benefits of one-piece toilets include ease of cleaning, simple installation, and optional flushing and water-saving features. It is usually lower to the ground, which is good for children or people with disabilities. However, one-piece toilets are typically heavier, more expensive, and more difficult to transport.

Each toilet design has advantages and disadvantages, so choose one that's right for you. Oceanwell can provide you with a suitable solution, welcome to consult.