White gloss pairs the most familiar bathroom colour with the least conventional form in the room. This skull toilet is the world's only skull-shaped WC, made from genuine sanitary ceramic rather than a novelty shell that looks amusing in a photograph and cheap in person. The glossy glaze heightens the sculptural skull and lets the piece change with the light — reserved in the morning, unmistakable after dusk. If the price raises the obvious question — is a skull toilet a gag at that price? — the answer sits in the material and the standards, not in the motif. You are buying a wall-hung sanitary ceramic bowl that flushes, bears weight and cleans like any serious WC, with a design that exists nowhere else. White Glossy is the timeless route for anyone who will not give up classic elegance, yet still wants a clear statement in the guest cloakroom or the main bathroom.
High-gloss ceramic surface: A classic, timeless look with clearly visible sculptural depth in the skull form — the glaze catches light so the contours read as a three-dimensional face, not a printed pattern.
Works with almost any bathroom style: White Glossy sits equally well in modern, classical and minimalist rooms, so you can keep existing tiles, tapware and a white washbasin without redesigning the whole space around the skull toilet.
Rimless flush with soft-close seat: Hygienic and easy to clean, with a toilet seat that closes gently instead of slamming — everyday use, not a display piece you treat with caution.
Geberit-compatible: Standard wall mounting to the usual dimension; your installer fits it like any other wall-hung ceramic bowl.
CE and UPC certified: The Skullpot meets the same certification standards as classic sanitary ceramic.
Robust material quality: 400 kg load on the toilet, 100 kg on the lid, ceramic body with a polypropylene seat — the figures that answer the gag doubt in practical terms.
Frequently asked questions
Is White Glossy the “safest” colour choice for a statement product? In a sense, yes — White Glossy is our most classic variant and suits anyone who wants to place the Skullpot in an existing light bathroom without changing the rest of the scheme. The skull toilet still reads clearly; the colour simply does not compete with the architecture.
How does White Glossy differ from White Matt? Purely in sheen: gloss reflects more light and models the form more plastically; matt is quieter and less marked by fingerprints. Function, ceramic body, rimless flush and load ratings are the same.
Does the toilet look as high-quality in person as it does in photographs? Yes — the glaze-hardened surface and the clean finish of the sanitary ceramic often look more substantial in the room than a photo can convey. That is the point of real ceramic: weight, cold to the touch, and a glaze that does not peel like paint.
Is the Skullpot suitable for a rented home? Yes. You may have it installed provided the original toilet is refitted when you move out. The Skullpot remains yours and can travel with you — it is not a fixture you leave behind for the landlord.
