Back-To-Wall Toilet Manufacturer | cUPC CE UKCA WaterMark WC TAITAO-CB10830

Yes. CB10830 is a back-to-wall toilet: the ceramic pan stands on the floor with its back fully against the wall, while the cistern is concealed inside the wall (or a rear service panel), leaving only the flush plate visible. The pan is floor-standing, so no load-bearing steel frame is needed for the bowl itself — only the concealed cistern is built into the wall and paired with a dual-flush plate (Geberit / Grohe-style hardware). The 180 mm P-trap wall outlet connects via a standard pan connector, and the flush plate remains the access point for any future maintenance — no need to break the wall.

CB10830 uses a high-efficiency rimless washdown: with no hollow rim cavity, there is nowhere for bacteria, limescale and biofilm to hide, and water sweeps the entire bowl interior directly. The bowl is fully visible and reachable, so cleaning is faster and uses less chemical — a key reason rimless is specified in hotels, healthcare and food-service washrooms.

CB10830 uses a high-efficiency dual flush of 4 L (partial) / 6 L (full), driven by the rimless washdown that sweeps the full inner bowl surface. This sits well below older 9–13 L single-flush toilets and helps lower operating water use across residential and commercial projects.

The overall footprint is 520 × 360 × 425 mm (L × W × H) at a net weight of 26.35 KG — compact yet substantial for both new builds and renovations. The pan takes a standard UF or PP soft-close quick-release seat. The precise bowl opening and seat width are confirmed per order and listed on the spec sheet (TBC on the published page); the concealed in-wall cistern keeps the visible bathroom clean and uncluttered.

CB10830 is offered with cUPC (North America), CE (EU), UKCA (United Kingdom) and WaterMark (Australia & New Zealand) certification paths — all four listed as a flat set, with no single market prioritised. Certificate numbers and full test reports are provided on request once we confirm your destination market and the import standard it requires.

CB10830 is a back-to-wall toilet: its ceramic pan stands on the floor with its back fully against the wall, while the cistern is concealed inside the wall (or a rear service panel), leaving only the slim flush plate visible. A wall-hung (wall-mounted) toilet, by contrast, is fixed entirely off the floor and appears to float — it is suspended on a load-bearing steel frame built into the wall, with the floor left clear beneath the pan. Both hide the cistern, but the installation differs: a back-to-wall pan is floor-mounted and generally simpler and less costly to install because it does not require a structural support frame for the bowl itself, whereas a wall-hung unit needs that in-wall frame (typically rated to around 400 kg) plus a finished wall in front of it. For most renovations and compact bathrooms, back-to-wall delivers the same neat, streamlined look with easier service access via the flush plate and no floating-floor complication.