Caroma Urbane II Toilets Buying Guide
Urbane II's toilet range shares the same soft, rounded design language as the rest of the collection, letting a bathroom's toilet suite match its basins, tapware and accessories without needing to source from a separate range.
Understanding Cleanflush
Cleanflush is Caroma's rimless flushing technology used across the Urbane II toilet range. Water washes the full bowl in a single pass with no hidden rim, reducing the areas where bacteria and grime can collect and making daily cleaning genuinely faster than a traditional rimmed bowl.
Choosing an installation type
Back-to-wall toilets sit with the cistern against the wall, the most common configuration in Australian bathrooms, giving a clean look without full concealment. Behind-the-wall (in-wall or concealed cistern) toilets hide the cistern entirely within the wall cavity, leaving only the pan and a flush button plate visible, a genuinely minimal look suited to a contemporary bathroom. A smart toilet or bidet configuration within the Urbane II range pairs the rimless Cleanflush bowl with integrated water-washing function.
Choosing a finish
Beyond classic white, this collection extends into black, gold and gunmetal, giving genuine scope to make the toilet suite, or specifically its flush button and seat hardware, a considered part of the room's finish palette rather than a purely white, overlooked fixture.
What is a back-to-wall toilet?
A back-to-wall toilet (also called a close-coupled suite) has a cistern sitting directly against the rear wall, with the cistern and pan forming one connected unit. It remains the most common toilet configuration in Australian bathrooms, suited to both a straightforward renovation and a new build.
What is a behind-the-wall toilet?
A behind-the-wall, or in-wall concealed cistern, toilet has its cistern hidden entirely inside the wall cavity behind a finished panel, with only the pan and a flush button plate visible on the wall face. The result is a genuinely minimal, clean look with no exposed plumbing, one of the most popular choices in contemporary Australian bathroom design.
What is a rimless toilet and why does it matter for hygiene?
A rimless toilet has no inner rim channel beneath the bowl's lip. A traditional rimmed toilet has a concealed channel that water flows through during flushing, one that's difficult to clean and can harbour bacteria and limescale over time. A rimless design like Cleanflush flushes water directly across the entire bowl surface, giving a genuinely thorough clean with every flush and leaving no hidden area for bacteria to develop.
Completing the bathroom
An Urbane II toilet is easiest to finalise alongside the room's basin and tapware selection, since matching finishes across the toilet, tapware and accessories keeps the bathroom reading as one coordinated design. The Blue Space's Caroma Basins and Caroma Bathroom Accessories collections are worth reviewing alongside a toilet selection to bring the full room together.

