Toilet bowl Dora by Gloria, with a cistern. It is placed on the floor and is the most common type of toilet bowl.
It is of low pressure, which means that the toilet bowl and the tank should touch and form a unified set. It is important for the tank to be against the wall, as otherwise there is a possibility of it breaking.
The waste outlet is at the bottom of the toilet bowl, which means it is connected to pipes located on the floor.
The seat cover has a slow closing mechanism, which closes slowly and quietly with a gentle push, without needing to manually lower it all the way to the base of the toilet bowl.
Lastly, it does not have a rim, so the water that is flushed from the tank covers a larger part of the bowl and cleans it better. Another important advantage is that you can clean the inside of the bowl much more easily.

• Type: Floor-Standing Toilet
• Floor Trap: Floor