Geberit Toilets
This is the full Geberit WC ceramic offering at Bella Bathrooms, covering wall-hung, back-to-wall, close-coupled and floor-standing pans, complete WC sets, AquaClean shower toilets and the installation parts that go with them. Ranges here include Selnova, iCon, Smyle, Acanto, Xeno2 and Geberit ONE. WC seats are listed separately on our Geberit toilet seats page, for replacement seats.
Wall-Hung, Back-to-Wall or Close-Coupled
A wall-hung pan carries no weight on the floor, which leaves the tiled floor clear and makes cleaning underneath straightforward. It needs a concealed cistern and frame built into the wall. A back-to-wall pan stands on the floor but hides the pipework in a duct or furniture panel. A close-coupled pan takes an exposed cistern bolted directly to it, which is the simplest option to retrofit because it does not require opening up the wall. Raised and barrier-free pans are also stocked for accessible bathrooms.
Rimfree, TurboFlush and KeraTect
Many of these pans are built without a flushing rim. Rimfree ceramics use a flush guide instead, so there is no hidden ledge where deposits and germs can collect, and the bowl is easier to clean. TurboFlush, fitted to Acanto and Geberit ONE pans here, is described by Geberit as flushing quietly and powerfully while rinsing the inside of the ceramic thoroughly, which cuts down on second flushes. Selected models add the KeraTect glaze, a virtually non-porous, dirt-repellent surface that keeps the ceramic easy to wipe down.
Completing the Installation
Geberit treats a wall-hung toilet as a three-part system: the installation element or Duofix frame, the concealed cistern, and the visible actuator plate. Those parts are designed as a matched set, so specify them together. Browse our Geberit concealed cisterns and Geberit flush plates to complete the specification, or narrow this page down to wall-hung toilets and Rimfree toilets.
The full Geberit range is on display at our Kramerville showroom in Johannesburg, where pans sit alongside working cisterns and flush plates so you can see the whole installation before you commit. The coffee is on us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Geberit toilet cost in South Africa?
Prices move with the specification rather than the brand alone, so compare like for like. A close-coupled Selnova pan is the entry point. A wall-hung set costs more because you are also buying the concealed cistern, the Duofix frame and the actuator plate, and an AquaClean shower toilet sits well above both because it adds a warm water bidet function and electronics. Current pricing for every item sits on its product page.
What is the difference between a wall-hung, back-to-wall and close-coupled toilet?
A wall-hung pan is bolted to a frame inside the wall and floats clear of the floor, with the cistern concealed behind tiles. A back-to-wall pan rests on the floor with its pipework hidden in a duct or furniture unit. A close-coupled pan has a visible cistern bolted straight onto it. Wall-hung looks the cleanest and is easiest to clean under, but close-coupled is far simpler to fit into an existing bathroom.
Do Geberit toilets come with the seat included?
It depends on the item. Products listed as a WC set, or described as coming with a WC seat, include the matching seat in the box. Items listed as a pan only, or specifically noted as excluding the seat, do not. Read the product title carefully before ordering, because Geberit seats are cut to the shape of a specific ceramic range and are not universal fittings.
What else do I need besides the pan for a wall-hung Geberit toilet?
Three parts make up the system and they are bought separately. The installation element or frame carries the load and fixes to the floor and wall, the concealed cistern sits inside it, and the actuator plate finishes the front and operates the flush. The pan and seat then hang off the frame. Plates are not interchangeable between the Sigma, Omega and Alpha families, so the cistern decides which plates you can choose from later.
What else do I need to buy with a Geberit wall-hung toilet?
Three things beyond the pan itself. You need an installation element, usually a Duofix frame, to carry the load inside the wall. You need a concealed cistern sized to the frame. And you need an actuator plate, which is the only part visible once the wall is tiled. Check whether your chosen pan includes a seat, and factor in a pan connector set if the product does not list one.
