Skirted toilet pros and cons

A skirted toilet is closely related to a concealed-trapway toilet. Standard toilets have what's called a visible trapway, so the constructed outline of the porcelain bowl and the trapway can clearly be seen. you can step up to a concealed-trapway toilet if you want to consider making the task of scrubbing your toilet bowl a little faster. 

The rear side of the bowl has soft sides and the outline of the trap and trap drain would be concealed. A skirted toilet bowl goes a step further and provides a seamless and steady look from the front of the bowl to the back of the bowl. That's the name, since the bowl can now be considered fully skirted. 

Keep in mind that the costs and expenses of installation for a skirted toilet bowl can be relatively high. But a skirted toilet bowl will do extra duty with perfectly smooth sides because it's easy to clean and contributes to your bathroom layout theme. 

A secret or skirted trapway helps to make the toilet simpler to scrub from the front, and the back and the sleek appearance is more elegant for many. The visible trapway is behind the bowl in a typical toilet and is often tough to access when it comes to maintenance, particularly in narrow areas where there are walls on either side of the bowl. 

There is a flat layer at the back of a covered trapway toilet that effectively protects the trapway. But on the other side, a skirted toilet has a smooth, elegant line from front to back and to the floor from the top of the tank, making it easy to clean.

Skirted toilet pros and cons:

• A secret trapway or skirted trapway helps make it easier for the toilet to scrub from the front, and for many, the back and sleek appearance is more elegant.
• In a typical toilet, the visible trapway is behind the bowl and is often difficult to access when it comes to maintenance, especially in narrow areas where walls on either side of the bowl are present.
• At the rear side of a covered trapway toilet, there is a flat layer which effectively protects the trapway.
• But a skirted toilet on the other side has a smooth, elegant line from the front to the back and from the top of the tank to the floor, making it easy to clean.
• Keep in mind that the installation costs and expenses for a skirted toilet bowl may be relatively high.
• But with perfectly smooth sides, a skirted toilet bowl will do additional work because it is easy to clean and contributes to the theme of your bathroom layout.