9 reasons to choose IVAS Sanitaryware

When selecting a wash basin for your home, there are several factors to consider:

Size: Consider the size of the room where the wash basin will be placed, as well as the size of the basin itself. You want to make sure the basin is proportional to the space and not too big or too small.

Style: Choose a style that complements the overall design aesthetic of your home. There are a variety of styles to choose from, including pedestal, wall-mounted, and countertop basins.

Material: There are several materials to choose from, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, and stone. Consider the durability, maintenance requirements, and aesthetic appeal of each material.

Functionality: Consider the intended use of the wash basin. If it will be used frequently, choose a basin with a deep bowl and sufficient space for washing hands and face.

Budget: Set a budget for the basin and stick to it. There are wash basins available at a variety of price points, so you should be able to find one that fits your budget.

Ultimately, the wash basin you select for your home should be a combination of functionality and style that meets your specific needs and fits your budget.

When selecting a water closet, also known as a toilet, there are several factors to consider to determine the best type suitable for your needs. Here are some options to consider:

One-piece toilets: These are toilets that have the tank and bowl molded into a single unit. They are easy to clean, and have a sleek, modern look. They also tend to be more expensive than two-piece toilets.

Two-piece toilets: These are toilets that have a separate tank and bowl that are bolted together. They are generally less expensive than one-piece toilets and are easier to install. Two-piece toilets also offer more design options, with a variety of shapes and sizes to choose from.

Wall-mounted toilets: These are toilets that are mounted directly to the bathroom wall, with the tank hidden behind the wall. They are ideal for small bathrooms, as they take up less floor space. However, they are more expensive and require professional installation.

Dual-flush toilets: These are toilets that have two flushing options: one for solid waste and one for liquid waste. This can help reduce water usage, as you can use less water for liquid waste.

Comfort height toilets: These are toilets that are taller than standard toilets, making them easier to use for people with mobility issues or disabilities. They are also more comfortable for tall people.

Ultimately, the best type of water closet for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors such as your budget, bathroom size, and any physical limitations when making your selection.

Yes, wall-mounted toilets, also known as wall-hung or wall-mounted water closets, are safe and strong enough to use. These types of toilets are mounted to the wall using a strong metal frame that is bolted to the wall studs. The frame is designed to support the weight of the toilet and the person using it.

Wall-mounted toilets are a popular option in modern bathrooms because they save floor space and create a sleek, minimalist look. They are also easy to clean and maintain. However, they do require professional installation, as the frame and plumbing must be installed properly to ensure safety and stability.

IVAS Sanitaryware products are passed through stringent Quality controls. The functionality of every product is tested through standard process to ensure that the customers get the right product with super durability. However, every IVAS sanitaryware product comes with a warranty of 10 years on Water closets, Wash Basins, and Urinals. The concealed cisterns have 2 years of warranty.

IVAS team of expert technicians will help you to install any of the Sanitaryware products you buy from us.

• Make sure that you wear rubber gloves and keep the bathroom well-ventilated as the cleaning products can generate toxic fumes that can be harmful when inhaled. Make sure to leave the bathroom door or window open.
• Use non-abrasive toilet cleaner. Point the nozzle below the rim of the inner part of the bowl. Squirt it generously all around the inner rim.
• Leave it on for a few minutes and then use a toilet brush to rub vigorously. Close the toilet seat and lid and then flush the cleaner.

• Wet a sponge and spray it with anti-bacterial soap. Use it to wipe down the toilet seat and lid.
• Rinse the sponge and use it wipe the exterior surfaces of the toilet bowl again. This helps to remove any residues. If you wish you can wipe the toilet’s exterior with a dry soft towel.