Sanitaryware series
BHOLS One-Piece Closets
Twenty-two one-piece closets, cistern and pan cast as a single body so there is no join to leak and no gap behind the tank to clean. Nine are rimless or syphonic — the rimless ones have no hidden channel under the rim to harbour scale, and the syphonic ones pull the bowl out rather than washing it down, which is the quieter flush. Every model lists its S-trap and P-trap spacing, which is what decides whether it fits the waste already in the floor.
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22 models
Every model in BHOLS One-Piece Closets
Arnova 1001
- 670 × 350 × 760 mm
Marius 1002
- 625 × 345 × 745 mm
Konad 1003
- 640 × 355 × 765 mm
Eleka 1004
- 650 × 345 × 750 mm
Platero 1006
- 675 × 370 × 740 mm
Helston 1008
- 660 × 345 × 740 mm
Agosto 1009
- 665 × 340 × 755 mm
Easton 1011
- 655 × 360 × 735 mm
Antono 1012
- 660 × 360 × 750 mm
Camilia 1013
- 670 × 380 × 745 mm
Skylar 1014
- 665 × 350 × 755 mm
Inaya 1016
- 670 × 390 × 730 mm
Carmon 1015
- 660 × 360 × 730 mm
Specto 1017
- 650 × 345 × 735 mm
Mentos 1018
- 670 × 350 × 740 mm
Julie 1019
- 675 × 360 × 745 mm
Marion 1103
- 670 × 360 × 740 mm
Julius 1106
- 690 × 380 × 670 mm
Benito 1101
- 665 × 350 × 750 mm
Timeo 1102
- 660 × 370 × 735 mm
Magnus 1104
- 665 × 375 × 760 mm
Maximus 1105
- 660 × 400 × 670 mm
Specifications
| Series | BHOLS One-Piece Closets |
|---|---|
| Category | Sanitaryware |
| Finish | White glazed |
| Body type | Vitreous china |
| Application | Bathroom |
| Models in series | 22 |
| Brand | Bandhan |
| Availability | In stock at Bandhan Ceramic showrooms |
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Sanitaryware buying questions
What buyers ask us before choosing sanitaryware like the BHOLS One-Piece Closets series.
What is the difference between an S-trap and a P-trap WC?
The trap is the outlet path that carries waste away and holds a water seal against odour. An S-trap exits downward through the floor and is standard in most Indian construction. A P-trap exits horizontally through the wall and is common in apartments and newer buildings. Your existing plumbing determines which you need — check before choosing a model, because the two are not interchangeable.
What is rough-in distance and why does it matter?
Rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the centre of the waste outlet in the floor. Indian bathrooms are usually built at 225 mm or 300 mm. If you buy a WC with a different rough-in, it will either stand away from the wall with a visible gap or will not connect at all. Measure it once, write it down, and bring it to the showroom.
Which wash basin is best for a small bathroom?
A wall-hung or half-pedestal basin, because nothing sits on the floor and the room reads as larger. If you need storage, a compact table-top basin on a narrow 400–450 mm deep counter works well. Avoid full-pedestal basins in tight spaces — the pedestal blocks floor cleaning and adds visual bulk without adding storage.
What is vitreous china and why is it used for sanitaryware?
Vitreous china is a clay body fired at very high temperature and coated with a vitreous glaze, producing a surface that is essentially non-porous. That is what makes it stain-resistant, hygienic and easy to clean, and why it has been the standard material for basins and water closets for over a century. The quality of the glaze is what separates a good piece from a cheap one.
How much water does a dual-flush cistern save?
A dual-flush cistern offers a 3-litre half flush and a 6-litre full flush, against a single 10–12 litre flush on older cisterns. For a family of four, that typically works out to tens of thousands of litres saved a year. Every dual-flush unit we stock is designed for the water pressures found in Indian overhead-tank systems.