Back-to-Wall Toilet

Back-to-wall floor-standing toilet pans in white vitreous china. The pan sits on the floor with its back flush to the wall, hiding the pipework while the cistern stays concealed in the wall. Both models are dual rough-in, accepting either a 180 mm P-trap wall outlet or a 140 mm S-trap floor outlet, which suits projects that mix drainage layouts. Use these where cutting the wall for a carrier frame is not practical; for a fully suspended bowl see the wall-hung range. Every model carries a cUPC mark.

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SN-104-FST floor-standing back-to-wall toilet with concealed cistern — SANIKB
Service
OEM / ODM · free mold from 300 pcs
MOQ
1×20ft container · any mix
Lead time
30–45 days after sample
2 products

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    IAPMO cUPC certificate
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    FAQs

    What back-to-wall toilets does this collection include?

    Two floor-standing back-to-wall pans in glossy white vitreous china: SN-104-FST with a D-shape bowl (540 × 365 × 400 mm) and SN-103-FST with a square bowl (555 × 355 × 410 mm). Both take a concealed in-wall cistern.

    How is a back-to-wall toilet different from a wall-hung one?

    A back-to-wall pan rests on the floor and carries its own weight, with the rear face closed against the wall so the pipework and cistern stay hidden. A wall-hung pan carries no floor load and must be bolted to an in-wall carrier frame. Back-to-wall gives a similar concealed look with a simpler, cheaper installation, which is why it is common on refurbishment projects where the existing floor slab stays.

    What waste outlet and rough-in do these pans use?

    Both models are dual rough-in: the same pan accepts either a 180 mm P-trap wall outlet or a 140 mm S-trap floor outlet. Confirm which arrangement your project needs against the spec drawing on the product page before planning pipework — do not work from a generic figure.

    What is the MOQ, and do you offer OEM/ODM?

    MOQ is 30 pcs per model, which suits importers, distributors and project buyers trialling an assortment. OEM/ODM and private-label programmes are available, with your logo, cartons and documentation applied at the factory.

    Are these back-to-wall toilets cUPC-ready?

    Yes. Exact certificate scope is confirmed per model and market before you commit, with supporting documentation for customs and plumbing-code review.

    How do I get a wholesale quote?

    Send your target models, quantities, destination market and any branding requirements. A SANIKB engineer replies within 12 business hours with feasibility, MOQ, lead time and an itemised price. Back-to-wall pans can ship in one container with the wider toilet range and wall-hung models.