St George Smart Toilets Buying Guide
St George's smart toilet range is built around a straightforward idea: each model in the range adds a further layer of hygiene technology and comfort, so the choice comes down to how much of that technology a given bathroom actually needs, rather than a single one-size-fits-all product.
Common features across the range
Most models in the St George range share a core cleansing system: rear wash, front wash, and in several models, female wash, wide wash and pulsating wash, each with adjustable water pressure and wand positioning. This lets the wash function be tailored to individual preference rather than offering a single fixed setting.
Water efficiency is consistent across the range as well, with a dual-flush cistern delivering a 4.5-litre full flush and a 3-litre half flush, in line with Australian WELS (Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards) requirements.
Choosing hygiene technology
The clearest way to differentiate models in this range is by hygiene technology tier. A standard wash function, available from Byron upward, already offers a meaningful hygiene improvement over toilet paper alone. Coogee's wand-specific UV sterilisation adds a further layer, keeping the nozzle itself sanitised between each use. Mosman's dual UV sterilisation extends this to the wash water as well, which is the most thorough hygiene approach within the range and reflects its position as the flagship model.
Are St George toilets water efficient?
Yes. Models across the range use a dual-flush system rated to Australian WELS requirements, typically delivering a 4.5-litre full flush and a 3-litre half flush, reducing water use compared to a standard single-flush toilet.
Completing the bathroom
A note before finalising a St George model: specific installation requirements, such as trap type, rough-in distance and water pressure rating, should be confirmed against the individual product page or with The Blue Space's team before purchase, since these details vary by model. The Blue Space's Tiles and Vanities collections are worth reviewing alongside a smart toilet selection, since a smart toilet generally needs power run to the fixture, which is worth planning early in a renovation alongside the rest of the room's electrical layout.
