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Caroma Contura II Range

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The Caroma Contura II range is a coordinated bathroom suite covering toilets, basins, baths, tapware and accessories — all built around a single consistent aesthetic of curved profiles and restrained detailing. This page covers the full Contura II product lineup, key specifications, available finishes, and how each product category fits into a complete bathroom.

What is the Caroma Contura II range?

Caroma Contura II is a matched bathroom range that allows a toilet, basin, bath and tapware to share the same visual language across a bathroom. The range succeeds the original Contura line with refined proportions, updated flushing technology and an expanded product set. Caroma is an Australian brand with over 80 years of manufacturing history, and the Contura II line is designed to meet WELS water efficiency standards throughout.

Contura II toilets and Cleanflush technology

The Contura II toilet suite uses Caroma's Cleanflush technology, which removes the internal rim from the bowl entirely to allow a full-circumference flush and make cleaning significantly easier. The back-to-wall and wall-faced configurations suit contemporary bathrooms where a concealed cistern or in-wall cistern is preferred. WELS ratings sit at 4-star for the close-coupled models.

For projects that require a fully concealed cistern, the Contura II is also compatible with the Caroma Invisi Series II in-wall carrier system, keeping the wall face completely unbroken. The combined Contura II Cleanflush Invisi Series II suite is one of the more commonly specified combinations in the range.

Contura II basins

Contura II basins come in inset, undercounter and wall-mounted configurations. The 530mm inset basin is the most searched individual product in the range and suits standard 600mm vanity top cut-outs. The undercounter version works with stone or solid-surface benchtops where a seamless joint is needed. All basins are vitreous china with an anti-scratch glaze and carry a 25-year warranty from Caroma.

For basin pairing, the Contura II basin mixer is purpose-designed with a matching curved spout to maintain visual consistency across fittings. The mixer is available in chrome as standard. Browse the full bathroom basins collection for basin-only comparisons across brands.

Contura II baths

The Contura II bath is a built-in (alcove) acrylic bath available in 1500mm and 1700mm lengths. The curved rim profile continues the design language of the basin and toilet, which makes it easier to carry a cohesive look across the full wet area. It is suitable for right or left-hand tap placement and is compatible with standard Australian alcove rough-in dimensions. See the full range of bathtubs for size and configuration alternatives.

Contura II tapware and accessories

Caroma Contura II tapware includes the basin mixer noted above plus bath fillers and hand shower sets. Chrome is the primary available finish across the tapware line. The accessories programme covers toilet roll holders, towel rails, towel rings and robe hooks, all in matching chrome with the same curved bar profile. Accessories are sold individually, so it is straightforward to mix and match pieces to suit your specific layout.

For broader tapware comparisons across the Caroma range, the taps collection covers wall-mounted and deck-mounted options from multiple Caroma lines.

How Contura II compares to other Caroma ranges

Within the Caroma lineup, Contura II sits alongside the Liano II, Urbane II and Luna II ranges, all of which use Cleanflush and Invisi Series II compatibility as shared foundations. Contura II is distinguished by its curved, organic profile — Liano II is flatter and more rectangular, while Urbane II trends toward a harder, architectural edge. If a softer, rounded aesthetic is the brief, Contura II is the most consistent choice across all product categories in the Caroma range.

What to check before specifying Contura II

Confirm the rough-in dimension of your existing toilet waste before ordering — Australian standard is 140mm or 165mm from the finished wall, and most Contura II suites are supplied to suit both. For the basin, measure the vanity top cut-out or benchtop thickness before choosing between inset and undercounter. Tapware hole count on the basin (one-hole vs. three-hole) needs to match the mixer or set you select. All Caroma products sold on The Blue Space include the manufacturer warranty and ship Australia-wide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a wall faced toilet?

A wall faced toilet (also called a close-coupled toilet suite) features a cistern that sits directly on top of and flush against the rear of the toilet pan, creating a seamless back panel. The back of the unit sits flat against the wall, giving a cleaner look than older exposed-plumbing models. Wall faced toilets are the most common toilet suite type sold in Australia and suit both modern and traditional bathrooms.

What is a rimless toilet and why does it matter?

A rimless toilet has no enclosed channel under the bowl's lip. Traditional rimmed toilets have a hidden channel that water flows through during flushing, this is hard to clean and can harbour bacteria and limescale. A rimless bowl flushes water directly across the surface instead, making it easier to keep hygienic.

What's the difference between a wall-faced, wall-hung and behind-the-wall toilet?

A wall-faced (close-coupled) toilet has the cistern sitting on top of and against the pan, with both visible. A behind-the-wall (in-wall/concealed) toilet hides the cistern inside the wall cavity, leaving only the pan and a flush plate visible. A wall-hung toilet goes further again, mounting the pan itself off the floor for a fully floating look.

Do you offer warranties on your products?

Yes. All products come with manufacturer warranties, which vary by brand and product type. Warranty periods and terms are listed on individual product pages, and our team can help clarify coverage for any item before you purchase.

How do I know which basin mixer is right for my basin type?

The key factor is the height and style of your basin. For standard inset or semi-recessed basins, a regular deck-mounted basin mixer with a spout height of around 100–140mm works well. However, if you have an above-counter or vessel basin, where the bowl sits on top of the benchtop, you will need a tall basin mixer with a spout height of 180mm or more, otherwise the spout will sit below the basin rim and water will splash onto the benchtop. Wall-mounted mixers offer another option for above-counter basins, with the height controlled by your rough-in position. Always confirm basin rim height before purchasing your tapware.

What is the difference between a bath mixer and a basin mixer?

While bath mixers and basin mixers may look similar, they are not interchangeable. The key technical difference is the water supply connection size. This difference matters because filling a bathtub requires a significantly higher flow rate, a basin mixer simply cannot deliver water fast enough to fill a bath in a reasonable time. Always use tapware specified for bath applications when fitting out a bath, and consult your plumber if you are unsure.

What is a rail shower and why is it popular in Australian bathrooms?

A rail shower (also called a slider rail shower or shower rail kit) includes a hand shower mounted on an adjustable rail, allowing users to slide the shower head up or down to their preferred height. Rail showers are among the most practical and versatile shower options available, they suit users of different heights, are ideal for bathing children, and are easy to use for rinsing down shower walls. They are widely used in family bathrooms across Australia.