Cost-effective toilet, perfect for any bathroom renovation
Glazed box rim and trap for easy cleaning and hygiene control
Minimal lines and gaps makes this toilet easy to wipe down with a cloth and keep clean
No gaps behind the toilet means little place for dust and grime to hide
Removable seat makes keeping this toilet clean super easy
The soft-closing seat will stop that loud bang in the middle of the night as the seat slams shut
Supplied with patented Uni-Orbital® connector that extends to any position up to a 50mm radius - only available with Caroma wall faced toilets. Perfect for tricky plumbing set outs
The Caroma Luna Wall Faced Toilet Suite is the perfect combination of style, innovation, and performance. This toilet suite seamlessly integrates with your bathroom decor, providing an impressive upgrade in both aesthetics and functionality.
Experience the benefits of a powerful and efficient flush system with this wall faced toilet suite. The sleek and minimalist design adds a touch of elegance to your bathroom, while the efficient flush system saves water and reduces your environmental footprint.
All Caroma toilet pans, cisterns and components are Watermark Certified
Find out more aboutWELSandWatermarkcertification and the important role they play in helping you choose water-efficient and safe products that are manufactured to strict Australian plumbing and building standards.
What's In The Box
Pan
Caroma Luna pan in white, made from quality Vitreous China. Includes fixing kit and Uni-orbital connector, Caroma's patented waste trap connector for flexible installations, extends any position up to 50mm radius.
Cistern
Caroma Luna cistern in white, made from quality Vitreous China and features an ultra-quiet inlet valve. Includes round dual flush buttons in chrome.
Seat
Caroma Xena soft-close hinge seat in white, with a quick-release feature for ease of cleaning.
Cistern Inlet Type
This toilet is available with a Back Entry or Bottom Inlet cistern, please make your selection before adding to your cart.
Back Entry - Your water connection will come through the back of the cistern. The most popular type of cistern as the water inlet is hidden from view, giving a cleaner look.
Bottom Inlet - Your water connection enters from the bottom of the cistern, on either the left or right hand side via a flexible hose that is connected to an exposed tap or stop cock. Very common in older homes and allows the greatest plumbing flexibility.
Please double check this inlet location with your plumber or builder as they will need to confirm your plumbing setup is suitable or it can also be moved to suit the toilet specifications.
Warranty & Returns
Caroma toilets are covered by a 20 year replacement product* and 1 year parts & labour warranty
Caroma products are manufactured to the highest standard and in addition to the guarantees provided under the Australian Consumer Law, they offer extended warranty periods from the date of purchase or handover that their products are free from all defects in materials and workmanship, subject to the terms and conditions detailed on their website, for additional peace of mind.
*Excludes inlet and outlet valve washers - 1 year parts and labour only. Seats are also only covered by a 1 year replacement product or parts warranty.
For After Sales & Service enquiries you can contact Caroma directly on 13 14 16 for assistance.
For peace of mind when buying with The Blue Space, you are covered by:
Our 30-day return or exchange policy
Insurance on all product deliveries. Please note, goods need to be inspected within 24 hours of delivery for breakages
Fee free change of mind policy if changing your mind within 24 hours of purchasing (if your goods have not been shipped out)
The Blue Space and Jimmy Bawden team up to share with you the top 5 things you must know before purchasing a toilet suite.
How to choose a toilet for your renovation
Here are some important things to know when choosing a toilet for your bathroom or powder room. Two of the most important considerations are:
- where is the water going to come into the toilet (water inlet)? - where is the waste going to go (waste trap)?
The diagram below shows possible water inlets and waste traps to help you decide what will work best for you. If you want to avoid changing the existing plumbing, you will need to make sure your new toilet inlet and outlet fits the old pipework.
Water Inlet
Water can come into the cistern from one of two places. Rear entry is where the tap is inside the cistern and bottom inlet or entry is where the tap is in the wall beside the toilet.
Waste Trap
For the waste leaving the toilet, P-trap refers to a sewerage pipe through the wall (think p for plaster). S-trap is where the sewerage goes through the floor (think s for sewerage).
Setout
A commonly used measurement to help align your new toilet is the setout. This refers to the distance to the centre of the waste outlet.
S-trap setout = the distance from the finished wall to the centre of the waste pipe in the floor.
P-trap setout = the distance between the finished floor to the centre of the waste pipe in the wall.
Make sure you know which trap will fit your existing plumbing and the setout distance before purchasing a toilet.
Other Factors
With hundreds of toilet suites on the market, it can be quite confusing and difficult to make a decision. Once you have the technical requirements down, the most important thing is that you choose a toilet that makes you feel comfortable.
You may like to consider the type of toilet, its efficiency, the size, or just the one that looks best to you.
Looking for more?
Check out our helpful guide to choosing the perfect toilet for your next bathroom renovation. Learn more with RenoIQ.
