Rimless Toilets
Shop rimless toilets at Buildmat from brands like Caroma, Johnson Suisse, Oliveri and Arcisan. Rimless design uses flushing technology that washes the entire toilet bowl, not just under a rim, for ...
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Buildmat supplies rimless toilet suites to renovators, builders and homeowners across Australia, so the range is built around what works in local bathrooms, the right trap type, inlet position and WELS-rated flush system, not just the finish. Whether you're choosing a floor mounted close coupled suite or a wall-hung model with a concealed cistern, you can filter by type, brand or finish to narrow things down, and for a full walk-through of rimless technology, trap types and installation checks, our toilet buying guide covers the detail.
Explore rimless toilets by type
Whether you want wall-hung options, a floor mounted suite, or a rimless smart toilet, here's what Buildmat stocks:
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Wall-hung rimless toilets float above the floor for easy mop-around cleaning, good for powder rooms and ensuites.
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Rimless back to wall toilet suites sit flush against the wall with an exposed cistern on a floor mounted toilet pan, straightforward to install in a family bathroom reno.
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Wall-faced rimless toilets conceal the cistern behind the wall (also called concealed cistern toilets) for a clean, minimal look.
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Rimless smart toilets from Johnson Suisse Avanzo and Listo, Lafeme Thea Vega and the Zumi Zero combine rimless bowls with heated seats, bidet wash and Tornado-style flushing.
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Comfort height and ambulant rimless suites offer raised pan height and accessible button placement for AS1428.1 bathrooms.
What we'd check before you buy a rimless toilet
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Back inlet (back entry) vs bottom inlet. These describe where the water supply connects to your cistern, not the outlet trap. Match this to your existing plumbing before you order, since it's the single most common return we see on toilet suites.
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Confirm your pan's outlet type. Traditional toilets and rimless suites both come in S-trap (floor outlet) and P-trap (wall outlet) configurations. If you're replacing an existing toilet rather than starting fresh, this is the one to get right first.
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Wall-hung needs an in-wall frame. If you're moving from a traditional floor mounted toilet to a wall-hung rimless suite, you'll need an in-wall cistern frame, not just the pan.
Rimless toilet prices at Buildmat
Rimless toilet suites at Buildmat span from around $430 for a wall-faced pan with seat up to about $980 for premium finishes like Alma's antique brass wall-hung range. Rimless smart toilets sit higher, from around $2,000 for the Lafeme Thea Vega and Zumi Zero through to about $3,225 for the Johnson Suisse Listo. Ambulant and Care rimless suites run from around $1,700.
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Shop Rimless Toilets at the Buildmat Selection Centre
Not sure whether a rimless pan will suit your existing rough-in? We're here to help. Visit the Buildmat Selection Centre by appointment, or drop into the Dandenong showroom and warehouse. We ship Australia wide, so if you're not in Melbourne, call 1300 123 122 or email [email protected] with your plumbing set-out and we'll help you match the right suite.
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Rimless Toilet Suite Inspiration
Want to learn more about how you can choose the right toilet for your bathroom? Check out our Renovator's Guide to the Best Toilets.
FAQS
Yes, rimless toilets generally flush better than traditional rimmed pans, since water jets wash the full bowl surface directly instead of relying on holes hidden under a rim.
Yes, in most cases. Wall-hung and back-to-wall rimless pans use standard inlet positions, so check your existing rough-in or ask our team to confirm compatibility.
Yes, Buildmat stocks rimless smart toilets from Johnson Suisse, Lafeme and Zumi with features like heated seats, bidet wash and Tornado-style flushing.
Rimless designs are built around efficient flushing technology that clears the bowl in fewer litres than older traditional pans, though exact water ratings vary by model.
Wall-faced models conceal the cistern in the wall, while back-to-wall suites have an exposed cistern sitting against the wall behind the pan.
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