Icera Toilets

Icera Toilets on this page include two-piece, one-piece and wall-hung designs, so you can shop by the installation style that suits your bathroom rather than starting from a blank list. Examples include the RICHMOND Two-Piece Toilet, the VISTA II One-Piece Toilet and the LILY Wallhung Toilet, along with replacement parts such as the 9400.580.01 3" Toilet Flapper and the F-62 Front-Mount Lever for left-hand tanks. Series names you will see include MALIBU, CADENCE, MUSE, PALERMO and VISTA.

Choosing between these styles comes down to how your bathroom is built and how you like to clean. A two-piece toilet has a separate tank and bowl, a one-piece has a single moulded body with fewer seams to wipe around, and a wall-hung toilet keeps the tank inside the wall and leaves the floor clear underneath. Finish and colour options offered on the page include Gloss White, Matte White, Matte Black, Polished Chrome, Satin Nickel and Satin Brass, which makes it easier to pair a trip lever with the taps and accessories already in the room. Measure your space first, confirm the drain location, and then narrow down by style and finish.

What to check before you buy

• Measure the rough-in first. Measure from the finished wall to the centre of the drain or floor bolts, and compare that figure with the product listing before you order. Moving a drain is far more work than choosing the right toilet.
• Pick the installation style for your bathroom. Two-piece and one-piece toilets sit on the floor and connect to a standard drain, while wall-hung toilets need an in-wall carrier and tank, which is best planned during a renovation.
• Check the footprint and clearances. Note the overall depth and the space to the side walls and the door swing, especially in a powder room. Confirm the bowl shape and seat height suit the people who will use it most.
• Match parts to your tank. For flappers and levers, find the model number inside your tank and check details in the listing such as manufacture date and whether the lever mounts on the front or side of a left-hand tank.

Related pages and guides

• Toilets
• All Icera products
• American Standard Toilets
• TOTO Toilets
• Icera Toilets Review: A Value Brand Worth Knowing
• Icera Toilets: A Canadian Buyer's Guide
• Icera vs American Standard: Value Toilets Compared

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a one-piece and a two-piece Icera toilet?

A two-piece toilet has a separate tank bolted to the bowl, which can be easier to carry and install. A one-piece toilet is a single moulded unit with fewer joints, so it is simpler to keep clean.

Can I install a wall-hung toilet in an existing bathroom?

You can, but it requires an in-wall carrier frame and concealed tank, so the wall usually needs to be opened up and the drain rerouted. It is a good fit for a full renovation rather than a quick swap.

How do I find the right flapper or flush lever for my Icera toilet?

Look for the model number stamped inside the tank lid or on the tank wall and compare it with the part listing. Also note the lever position and which side of the tank it sits on, since levers are made for specific mounting positions.