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Invisi Series II Range

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    Caroma Contura II Invisi Series II Round DC Dual Flush Button Panel - Black

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Caroma Invisi Series II is a concealed cistern toilet system where the cistern sits hidden behind the wall and only the flush button is visible on the wall face above the toilet suite. It suits bathrooms and powder rooms where a clean, streamlined look is the priority, since removing the visible cistern frees up space around the toilet and gives the wall a much simpler appearance.

How the Invisi Series II system works

Instead of the usual close coupled or back to wall toilet with the cistern sitting in full view, Invisi Series II hides the cistern inside the wall cavity or a purpose built frame, with only a slim flush button showing on the finished wall. The toilet pan itself connects to this concealed cistern rather than to a visible tank, so the overall footprint of the toilet is smaller and the space reads as tidier, particularly in compact ensuites and powder rooms where every centimetre of visible fixture counts.

What the collection includes

The range covers both the concealed toilet buttons and the toilets designed to work with the Invisi Series II system, so a full concealed cistern toilet suite can be sourced from the one collection. Choosing the button and the toilet pan together helps make sure the flush mechanism and pan are correctly matched, since concealed systems rely on the button, cistern and pan all working as one coordinated unit rather than being mixed with unrelated toilet suites.

Choosing a flush button

The flush button is the only visible part of the cistern once installed, so it becomes a small but noticeable design detail on the bathroom wall. Buttons in this range are typically available in more than one finish, so it is worth checking the button finish against your tapware and other bathroom fittings to keep the overall palette consistent, since the button will sit at eye level on a feature wall rather than tucked away like a traditional cistern lid.

Choosing the toilet pan

The toilet pans built for the Invisi Series II system are designed specifically to pair with the concealed cistern, so they should be selected together with the button and cistern frame rather than matched to a separate toilet suite. Pan shape and height are worth considering against the rest of your bathroom fixtures, particularly if you are matching the toilet to an existing basin or vanity in the same space.

Why choose a concealed cistern system

  • A cleaner wall line, with no visible cistern tank taking up space behind the toilet
  • More usable floor and wall space in small bathrooms, ensuites and powder rooms
  • A discreet flush button as the only visible cistern component
  • A coordinated toilet pan and cistern system designed to work together

Installation considerations

Because the cistern sits inside the wall rather than on top of the pan, installing an Invisi Series II system generally needs to be planned early in a renovation or new build, since it requires a stud wall cavity or a dedicated in-wall frame to house the concealed cistern before tiling and wall sheeting go on. This makes it better suited to full bathroom renovations or new builds than a simple toilet swap, and it is worth discussing wall cavity requirements with your builder or plumber before committing to the layout.

Buying tips

Start by confirming the wall structure in your bathroom can accommodate a concealed cistern frame, then choose the toilet pan and flush button together from the Invisi Series II range so the whole system is matched. If finish consistency matters for your bathroom, check the button finish against your tapware and any other exposed hardware in the room before finalising the order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Caroma Invisi Series II?
Caroma Invisi Series II is a concealed cistern toilet system where the cistern is hidden inside the wall and only a slim flush button is visible on the wall face. It gives a cleaner, more streamlined look than a standard toilet suite with a visible cistern tank.
How does a concealed cistern toilet like Invisi Series II work?
The cistern sits inside a wall cavity or dedicated frame behind the toilet, connected to a toilet pan at the front and a flush button on the wall above. Pressing the button flushes the hidden cistern, so there is no visible tank taking up space around the toilet pan.
Can I install Invisi Series II in an existing bathroom?
It is possible, but because the cistern needs to sit inside a wall cavity or in-wall frame, it generally needs to be planned as part of a fuller bathroom renovation rather than a simple toilet swap. It is worth speaking with a builder or plumber about wall structure before committing to the layout.
Do the flush button and toilet pan need to be bought together?
Yes, the Invisi Series II button, cistern and toilet pan are designed to work together as one system, so it is best to choose them from the same range rather than mixing with an unrelated toilet suite. This collection includes both the toilets and the concealed buttons needed for a complete setup.
Why choose a concealed cistern system over a standard toilet suite?
A concealed cistern like Invisi Series II frees up visible space around the toilet, which is especially useful in small ensuites and powder rooms, and leaves only a discreet flush button showing on the wall. It gives the bathroom a cleaner, more streamlined appearance compared to a toilet with a visible cistern tank.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the standard rough-in measurement for a wall faced toilet in Australia?

The standard rough-in (distance from the wall to the centre of the drainpipe) for Australian toilets is typically 140mm or 165mm. Always check the specification of both your existing plumbing and your chosen toilet before purchasing. Wall faced suites are designed to connect to floor-mounted plumbing, which is standard in most Australian homes.

What is a behind-the-wall toilet or in-wall toilet?

A behind-the-wall toilet (also called an in-wall or concealed cistern toilet) has the cistern hidden inside the wall cavity behind a finished panel, with only the toilet pan and a flush button plate visible on the wall face. The result is an extremely clean, minimal look with no exposed plumbing, one of the most popular choices in contemporary Australian bathroom design.

How does an in-wall toilet cistern work?

The cistern is housed in a pre-fabricated in-wall frame (called a carrier frame or in-wall system), which is installed by a plumber before the wall is tiled or sheeted. The flush button on the wall face connects via a pneumatic or mechanical system to the cistern inside the wall. Brands like Geberit are the industry standard for in-wall frames in Australia, known for their reliability and long service life.

Can I install an in-wall toilet in a renovation (not a new build)?

Yes, but it requires more planning than a standard toilet replacement. The wall behind the toilet position needs to be opened up to install the carrier frame before wall lining and tiles go on. This is typically done during a full bathroom renovation rather than a simple toilet swap-out. Consult a licensed plumber early in the design process to ensure the in-wall frame can be accommodated.