Experiences with rimless toilets

And as always, it's the seat and lid that suffer first, not the ceramic.

Better this way than the other way around. I'd rather replace the seat than the whole thing right away. Standard seats should work with many systems (e.g., ours, see previous page), but often it doesn't make sense visually to use them. Someone had a reason for the design. A seat also lasts a few years and doesn't cost a fortune in the end.

But seriously... just go to an exhibition and sit down - for example, I found the Toto way too big, others uncomfortable, etc. pp.

My wife was formerly enthusiastic about the Toto exhibition. My then 3-year-old daughter as well. Both tested the practicality in the exhibition (was installed as a guest WC) - no one fell in . Special enthusiasm was caused by the "vortex" (hence Tornado Flush).
What can a man do to resist when two women have already decided. Then the price was also no counterargument.

Well, the seat & lid should also not get wet.

Here I can proudly announce - even with the seat open nothing splashes over. Everything stays where it is.
Except: Our 3-year-old points his pee faucet (sitting) in the wrong direction and is happy that he’s peeing so well .

Okay, thanks for the info.

What personally still interests me - and I have somewhat lost track... with which rimless models can you mount the "StD." seats (e.g. from the hardware store)?

To be honest, I can’t say exactly. We took the seat with soft-close from the manufacturer. Didn’t ask either.

Is it possible that there are no urinals from Toto?
I can't find anything about it or am I just blind?

We bought the RIO wall-mounted toilet from Toom Baumarkt... at the time it was reduced from 199 euros to 159 euros, so we bought two (guest WC and bathroom). We installed it ourselves... The cleaning is super easy, but even for us, there are occasionally splashes... In the middle, there is an opening that releases a jet of water to the left and right, as well as downward. These jets meet in the middle at the lower edge of the bowl, causing the "splashing"... Meanwhile, it is being offered at the standard price of 139 euros...

The rimless ones from Villeroy & Boch are now often advertised there too for about 150-160 euros... maybe those are better? For us, unfortunately, it's too late...

I'm also interested in what WC deodorizer blocks you use? Regular ones don’t work anymore without a rim. I used the freshness seals for "stamping" for a while...

I'm still interested in what toilet fresheners you use? Normal ones don’t work without a rim. For a while, I used the freshness seals to "stamp"…

No more fresheners.
For a while, my wife used something similar to "stick in," but she stopped doing that too.

So, I just called Toto. I couldn't make it over the weekend, so I hoped someone here might know something about it.

There really are no suitable urinals for the toilets.
Too bad, so that's already ruled out. I would have liked to have that for the guest bathroom.
Or do you just use a different one? But it probably looks weird if a urinal and toilet are next to each other but not from the same manufacturer?