The Karag toilet bowl comes with a cistern and is installed on the floor, being the most common type of toilet bowl.

It is low pressure, which means the bowl and the cistern must be in contact and form a single unit. It is important for the cistern to touch the wall, as otherwise there is a possibility it might break.

The sewer outlet is at the back of the bowl, which means it connects to pipes located in the wall.

The lid features a slow-close mechanism, which with a gentle push closes slowly and quietly, without the need to manually lower it to the base of the bowl.

Finally, it does not have a rim and thus the water injected from the cistern covers a larger part of the bowl and cleans better. Another key advantage is that you can clean the inside of the bowl much more easily.