Elevate the bathroom with a wall-mounted dual-flush toilet that pairs streamlined geometry with practical water control. The white ceramic profile frees visual floor space, while the elongated bowl offers a comfortable contemporary silhouette. A concealed-tank arrangement keeps mechanical components out of sight, allowing the fixture to integrate cleanly into residential suites, hotel washrooms, and professional office interiors. Its minimal form supports polished design schemes without sacrificing everyday usability.
Gravity-powered operation delivers selectable 3.0–6.0 L discharge volumes for differing use requirements. Vortex movement works with rimless washdown architecture to distribute cleansing action around the basin, reducing the ledges commonly associated with conventional rims. A P-trap drainage pattern supports the specified installation configuration, while the soft-closing seat helps limit abrupt impact. The smooth three-layer glaze and listed nano surface treatment are intended to simplify routine upkeep and preserve a fresh appearance. Floating above the finished floor, the compact form creates a lighter visual rhythm and leaves the surrounding area easier to access during cleaning. Measured at 530 × 360 × 350 mm, the unit suits design programs where space efficiency and architectural clarity matter. The neutral white finish coordinates naturally with stone, tile, metal accents, and varied color palettes, making it adaptable for serene private retreats or elevated guest environments. For architects, interior designers, contractors, and hospitality planners, this specification combines defined dimensions with a modern wall-hung format and concealed infrastructure. The ceramic body, elongated seating profile, dual-volume gravity mechanism, vortex circulation, rimless washdown, P-trap outlet, soft-close cover, and buffer plate provide a clear basis for product schedules and coordination. Confirm carrier requirements, rough-in conditions, local plumbing codes, and final installation details before procurement.
