Our primary focus often remains on the visual appeal while designing our bathroom. We usually don’t focus too much on finding the right toilet seat for our bathroom. But finding the right toilet seat is a huge part of our bathroom design and is also a matter of hygiene. So we have compiled a list of tips to discover the best toilet seat for your bathroom.
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Consider the Size
Toilet seats come in a variety of styles, but the correct fit and size of the seat are important considerations. The size is crucial not only for the purpose of utilization but also for the amount of room it takes up. Some people prefer elongated bowls over round bowls. But elongated bowls occupy more space and are not appropriate for small bathrooms.
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Find the Perfect Height
A toilet seat’s normal height is 17 inches, but some models have a 19-inch height. Medical professionals suggest a lower-height toilet seat. A higher seat is recommended for taller people or the aged who have difficulty sitting and rising.
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Choose the Perfect Style
Toilet seats come in a variety of designs. A one-piece toilet has a tank that is attached to the seat and is designed in a traditional yet modern manner. They are simple to clean and don’t collect too much dust or germs.
Two-piece toilets have distinct seat bases and tanks, but they share a seam. A high tank commode with a retro chain-pull tank is another two-piece design. This will give your bathroom an old-world charm.
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Figure Out the Right Color
White porcelain toilet seats are the most common. But white toilet seats also get dirty quite fast. Black toilet seats are perfect if you are a cleanliness freak. But check the overall appearance of your bathroom and match the color of your toilet seat accordingly.
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Determine the Right Material
You should decide whether plastic, wood or a cushioned toilet seat would be the best for your bathroom. The majority of commode seats are constructed of a plastic coating over composite wood or high-impact plastic. Plastic toilet seats are offered in white, black, and a variety of pastel colors.
Plastic toilet seats are extremely cold, which can be perfect for summer but pretty uncomfortable during the winter. However, plastic toilet seats get split easily, and cleaning marks usually show up on them.
Natural wood toilet seats are warmer but get easily stained or harmed by various toilet bowl cleaners. Cushioned toilet seats are extremely comfortable. But they crack and split over time. If warmth is an issue, try purchasing a heated toilet seat.
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Think About Getting Padded Toilet Seats
Padded toilet seats are extremely comfortable for people recovering from childbirth or surgery. However, padded toilet seats make it difficult to transfer to and from shower benches or wheelchairs. In terms of ease of transfer, hard and firm toilet seats are the best option. But some people prefer padded toilet seats because of comfort and also because they are warmer.
Wrapping up
When you go toilet seat shopping, the sheer variety might confuse you. But hopefully, keeping the above-mentioned tips in mind will help you make the right choice. Kohler has introduced a range of exclusive toilet seats designed to offer top-notch comfort and hygiene. Check out the collection of toilet seats today!
