Cloakroom Suites

A cloakroom may be the smallest room in your home, but with the right suite, it can feel like one of the most indulgent. Fitting the toilet, basin, and storage into one unit, from just 800mm wide, we’ll leave you to play with deep paint colours, patterned tiles, and brushed brass taps.

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Charlie Comfort Height Toilet with Basin and Pedestal

£310.00

Hartwell Traditional Toilet with Basin and Pedestal Set

£699.00

Series 600 Toilet with Basin and Pedestal

£550.00

Alessio Black Close-Coupled Toilet with Wall Hung Basin and Tap

£499.00

What is a cloakroom suite?

Think of it as a bathroom in miniature: a toilet and basin designed for the kind of space most of us would otherwise fill with coats and the hoover. Ours join the two in a single unit, with the cistern tucked behind a panel and the pipes hidden inside the cabinet, so the only things on show are the basin, the worktop, and the finish you've chosen.

What size cloakroom suite do I need?

Start with the wall, then think about the door. Cloakroom doors often open inwards, so check that the suite won't stop yours from swinging fully open. At 800mm, our Form combination unit slips into understairs spaces barely wider than a doorway. Step up to 1000mm and you gain a broader worktop and more storage. Our 1100mm Pemberton suites add a generous ledge beside the basin, while our Oliver fitted combinations in 1100mm and 1200mm make the most of a slightly larger room, with a choice of colours including matt green. Every listing shows the exact width and projection, so grab a tape measure before you fall for a finish.

What is an L-shaped cloakroom suite?

An L-shaped cloakroom suite is a toilet and sink built into one unit, which is deeper at the sink end and slimmer where it runs over the toilet, so when you look down on it, it forms an L. You get a comfortable sink to wash your hands at, while the narrower section keeps the floor clear and gives you a ledge for the hand wash or a small vase. Our Pemberton L-shaped suites come in soft grey or crisp white, with left and right-hand versions to suit your layout.

Should I choose a combination unit or a separate toilet and basin?

For most cloakrooms, a combination unit is the smarter buy. Every pipe disappears, you gain storage that a pedestal basin could never offer, and one continuous run of furniture makes the room look wider than it is. Separate pieces come into their own in awkwardly shaped rooms, where the toilet and basin need to sit on different walls. You'll find both in our toilet and basin suites and toilet and sink combination units, and if you only need a basin, our cloakroom basins are made for compact spaces.

Can I fit a cloakroom suite myself?

If you're comfortable with basic plumbing, a freestanding combination unit is a realistic DIY project. You'll connect the toilet to the soil pipe, link the basin to the water supply and waste, and fix the furniture securely to the wall. Back-to-wall toilets are less forgiving, as the pan, cistern, and waste all need to line up precisely, so many people bring in a plumber for this part. Every suite arrives with full fitting instructions, and if you get stuck, our team is a phone call away on 0121 753 0700.

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