The first step in making your bathroom a cozy, efficient space is to have the right toilet installed, and the first step in that process is to consider what you want. Every home is different, and what you need from a toilet and how you want it installed can vary pretty significantly from person to person, depending on your loo requirements and personal tastes. In my case, for instance, I wanted an eco-friendly, high-tech option that would provide a design to live up to my modest bath. So those were the parameters I worked with. If you're like I was and practically begging for a toilet that would fit the above description, I have some advice on how to make your bathroom's throne a seamless fit.
The toilet is a vital part of our daily life. Its function has a deep impact on our routine. When we customized a toilet that fits your space, we first focused on your technology and design preferences. If you have low mobility, a custom toilet can be equipped with the features you need to make using it safe and easy, like a taller seat and more grab bars. Even if you're perfectly able to use a "normal" toilet, a custom model can fit aesthetically into your space without looking, well, "toilet-y." And it can use enough water to flush well but not so much that we're concerned about conservation.
Choosing the right kind of toilet is also a matter of property valuation. Unlike the working conditions of your bathroom, which can be rendered merely serviceable by a contractor, a well-functioning and attractive bathroom carries almost as many ostensible riches as a well-kitted kitchen. Bathrooms too are vehicles of current design trends. The added benefits of having a toilet that is aligned with any trend, from minimalism to luxury, give your bathroom the "look" it needs to command a high price to a prospective home buyer. For what it's worth, the toilet itself, according to some, is a throne, and a throne ought to be ascended with ease, if not a modicum of grace.
