Oliveri Toilets

We supply Oliveri toilet suites to renovators, builders and plumbers fitting out everything from compact ensuites to aged care bathrooms. Each suite in this range is matched to the plumbing it has to suit, including trap type, set-out and inlet position, as well as how it looks. If you're still weighing up your options, our toilet buying guide walks through every check before you order.

Why we recommend Oliveri toilets

Oliveri is an Australian brand best known for its sinks, and its toilets are built with the same practical brief: hardware your plumber already knows, in shapes that suit Australian bathrooms. Most suites in the range use Geberit flush valves, so the parts behind the button are a name trades trust and can source. Every pan is rimless, which means there's no hidden lip for grime to build up under, and that makes cleaning noticeably quicker.

The range is also very flexible: back to wall suites come with universal S or P trap pans and bottom or back inlet cisterns, which covers most replacement jobs without moving pipes. There are taller seat heights for anyone who finds a standard pan too low, plus a short projection suite for tight bathrooms. Oliveri backs its vitreous china pans and cisterns with a 20-year replacement warranty.

What we'd check before you buy

• Measure your set-out first. The first question your plumber will ask is how far the floor waste sits from the wall. Measure from the finished wall to the centre of the waste and check it against the S-trap set-out range on the listing. Vienna and Dublin suites cover a wide standard range, and optional extended connectors are available for longer runs.
• Confirm where your water comes in. Oliveri back to wall cisterns take a bottom or back inlet, so look at whether your supply comes up through the floor or out of the wall. A mismatched inlet is one of the most common reasons we see toilet suites come back.
• Think about seat height for everyone in the house. People often don't notice a pan is too low until they've lived with it. Taller family members and older relatives tend to find the 460mm comfort height suites much easier to use, and the difference is obvious when you sit on one in the showroom.
• Check the door and shower clearance. In small ensuites, the toilet often ends up competing with the door swing or a hinged shower screen. Measure the space in front of the pan before you order. If it's tight, the 595mm short projection Vienna suite usually solves it.
• Plan a wall hung suite before framing. The Oslo wall hung suite needs its in-wall frame installed while the wall is open. That suits a full renovation, but it's a bigger job than swapping an existing floor mounted toilet. Remember to budget for the flush plate as well.
• For ambulant bathrooms, confirm the full layout. The Naples Comfort Height suite can be installed for AS1428.1 ambulant compliance, but compliance depends on the whole room. Check the pan position, grab rail placement and circulation space with your builder or access consultant. Our grab rails cover the support side of the job.

Complete the bathroom with Buildmat

• Pair your toilet with a bathroom vanity and bathroom basin sized to the same layout.
• Match the room with bathroom tapware and towel rails in one finish.
• Finish the space with toilet roll holders, a toilet brush and bathroom mirrors.
• Browse baths and shower tapware if you're renovating the whole room.

Shop more Oliveri and other toilet brands

If you're building the bathroom around one brand, the wider Oliveri range includes Oliveri tapware, Oliveri shower taps and Oliveri towel rails.

Get expert advice at the Buildmat Selection Centre

Book an appointment at the Buildmat Selection Centre to sit on different pan heights and compare suites side by side before you commit. You can also visit our Dandenong showroom. Not in Melbourne? We ship Australia-wide, so call 1300 123 122 or email [email protected] with your set-out and inlet position, and we'll help you match the right suite.