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Wall-Hung Toilet Seats (Wall-Hung Commodes)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a wall-hung commode?

A western commode fixed on the wall with nothing touching the floor, with its flush tank hidden inside the wall.

Do I need a concealed cistern?

Yes, a wall-hung commode needs a concealed cistern with frame, fitted inside the wall before tiling. Ruhe sells them separately.

Is a wall-hung commode strong enough?

Yes, the concealed cistern's steel frame carries the commode's weight, not the tiles.

Wall-hung or one-piece commode?

A wall-hung commode keeps the floor clear and looks sleek but needs wall work. A one-piece commode stands on the floor and needs no wall work.

What trap do Ruhe wall-hung commodes have?

P-trap, for a drain in the wall behind the commode.

Siphonic or washdown flush?

Crystal has a siphonic flush, which is quiet. Tera, Blanco, Summer and Rossa have a washdown flush, which is hard to clog.

Are they rimless?

Yes, all Ruhe wall-hung commodes are rimless, with no rim edge where dirt can hide.

Does it come with a seat cover?

Yes, every Ruhe wall-hung commode comes with a seat cover.

Can Ruhe install it?

Yes, Home Installation can be added on the product page in serviceable cities.

Ruhe Wall-Hung Toilet Seats (Wall-Hung Commodes)

A wall-hung commode is fixed on the wall with nothing touching the floor. Its flush tank, a concealed cistern, is hidden inside the wall, so you see only the commode and the flush button. The floor under it stays clear, which makes cleaning easy, and the bathroom looks bigger.

What You Need

  • The wall-hung commode, with its seat cover.
  • A concealed cistern with frame, fitted inside the wall before tiling. The frame carries the commode's weight.
  • A drain in the wall behind the commode (P-trap). Ruhe wall-hung commodes are P-trap.

Siphonic or Washdown?

A siphonic flush pulls the water out of the bowl in one go and is quiet. A washdown flush pushes everything out through a wide path and is hard to clog. A rimless bowl has no rim edge where dirt can hide, so it is easier to clean.

  • Home Installation: can be added on the product page in serviceable cities.
  • Care: wipe with a soft cloth and mild soap. No acid, bleach or scrubbing pads.

See all Western Commodes, including one-piece models.