Most traditional style bathrooms have the toilet rooted to the floor, but over time of use the crevices tend to accumulate stains and mould, which makes it very tough to thoroughly clean the entire floor space of the bathroom. And reaching all the way to the base of the toilet with a mop or hoover is tricky, meaning this space often ends up neglected.

To create a bathroom that is easy to clean, it is vital to think about minimising crevice space. The fewer gaps there are in the bathroom behind corners, clutter, vanity units and other fixtures, the fewer areas there will be to clean.

Therefore, you can incorporate a wall-mounted toilet into your bathroom renovation design. From a planning perspective, on the one hand, a wall-mounted toilet avoids direct contact with the floor, keeping the floor space as free as possible will make the space easier to maintain and keep clean, without creating hard-to-reach corners and crevices where germs may linger. On the other hand, a wall-mounted toilet means you can install the fittings anywhere convenient near a water source, which opens up space for other more creative decorating ideas.

In conclusion, if you are still in the planning stage of your bathroom design, a wall-mounted toilet is a worthwhile consideration if you want to make cleaning super convenient. There are also wall-mounted storage solutions available, and in general, stick to the idea of using bathroom cabinets to hide most things away for a clutter-free space.