Black Toilets

Every black toilet on this page carries black as a catalog color, so a contemporary dark bathroom scheme can be specified without custom glazing requests. There are 19 ceramic models, and 14 of them are wall hung. The rest are floor-standing: 2 smart toilets plus one each of a one piece toilet, a two-piece and a back-to-wall body. A P-trap outlet appears on 17 models and an S-trap on 2, with S-trap rough in settings of 10 in on 2 models and 12, 16 or 8 in on single models. Flushing is printed as rimless on 9 models, washdown on 5, swirl on 4, dual jet on 2 and siphonic on 1. Body lengths run from 485 to 700 mm. Black is rarely the only option: 16 models are also offered in white, and gray, beige, gold and green appear on a few. Matte black or gloss surface is confirmed per model at quotation.

Service
OEM / ODM · free mold from 300 pcs
MOQ
1×20ft container · any mix
Lead time
30–45 days after sample
19 products

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    Certification scope depends on the selected model and destination market. Request model-specific documents with your quotation.

    IAPMO cUPC certificate
    ISO 9001 quality management certificate
    WRAS approved product certificate
    IAPMO certificate of listing
    UDEM CE technical inspection certificate

    FAQs

    Do they still make black toilets?

    Yes. Black is a current catalog color on 19 ceramic models in this range: 14 wall hung bodies and 5 floor-standing models, namely 2 smart toilets, 1 one piece toilet, 1 two-piece and 1 back-to-wall model. Most are also offered in white, so a project can use the same model in both colors. For the full wall-mounted selection in every color, see the wall hung toilet range.

    Is a matte black toilet available?

    Black is printed as a color on all 19 toilets, but the catalogs do not state the surface sheen for every one. Buyers interested in a matte black toilet should ask for the matte or gloss version by model and request a glaze sample if the surface must match taps, accessories or tiles. The quotation confirms whether each line is matte black or gloss, so there is no guesswork at delivery.

    Is a black toilet a good idea?

    It depends on the project. A black toilet gives a contemporary bathroom strong contrast and suits schemes built around dark tiles or fittings. The practical trade-off is upkeep: hard water marks and limescale tend to show more on a dark glaze than on white, so it suits sites with regular cleaning. Many buyers balance the look by ordering black for feature rooms and white elsewhere, and 16 of the 19 models are offered in both.

    How much does a black toilet cost?

    There is no list price on this page. Black glazes are planned with each order, so price, MOQ, samples and lead time are quoted per model rather than set as a blanket figure. Mixing black and white versions of the same model is common and is quoted as separate lines on one purchase. Send models, colors, quantities and destination, and the written reply arrives within 12 business hours.

    Can black toilets be produced under a private label?

    They can. The OEM/ODM program covers brand marks on the ceramic, the carton and the inserts. Certification marks differ by model, so state the destination market first, and the quotation will list which black models suit it. A private-label order can combine black wall hung and floor-standing models in the same container, each carrying the same brand marking.

    Which outlets and rough in settings do the black toilets use?

    P-trap is the main outlet here, found on 17 of the 19 models, which suits wall drains and wall hung installs. S-trap appears on 2 models for floor drains, with rough in settings printed per model. Decide on mounting first, then match the outlet to the drain, then narrow by flushing, with rimless the most common option at 9 models. Check the drawing for the exact outlet height before the install is closed in.