Best Toilets for Small Bathrooms and Tight Spaces

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In a tiny bathroom, every inch counts. These designs make room where a standard toilet and vanity won’t fit.

Our small-space picks

SKIFLEX Corner Toilet

Triangle tank fits into a corner, which frees up walking room in a cramped bath.

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Toilet with Sink on Top

The tank lid is a hand-wash sink, so you get a sink without finding room for a vanity.

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SNFLEX One-Piece Upflush Toilet (5″ Slim Tank)

Slim tank for tight closets, under-stair bathrooms and small half baths.

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Sigsoul 17″ Corner Vanity with Sink

A real vanity and sink that fits in a corner of a tiny bathroom.

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Which one fits your room?

ProblemTry
The toilet blocks the door swingCorner toilet
No room for a vanity at allToilet with a sink on top
No drain where the toilet has to goSlim-tank upflush toilet
Room for a small sink, but not a full vanity17″ corner vanity
Measure before you order: check clearance in front of the bowl and to each side, plus where your existing drain and water lines come out. Your local code sets minimum clearances, and tight bathrooms fail inspection on this more than anything else.

Need a bathroom where there’s no drain? Start with our upflush picks.

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