Curves are easy to mould. Straight lines are not — every edge on the Crola had to survive a ten percent shrink in the kiln without warping. That's why angular ceramic costs more to make, and why it looks like nothing else in the room. The Crola is squared throughout: flat-sided cistern, sharp-shouldered bowl, square seat, fully skirted body with the trapway concealed behind a clean vertical face. No bulge, no ledge, one wipe to clean. Beneath the geometry it's a washdown pan — clearing on gravity and water volume, dependable when tank pressure drops. Vitreous china, glazed white and non-porous. P-trap outlet for standard wall-level waste. Close-coupled, no exposed pipework. Dual-flush. Complete suite. For bathrooms where the fittings are meant to be noticed.
