Sanitosco (an acronym for Sanitari Toscani) is a historic company in the bathroom furnishing sector, specialising in sanitary ware designed to be used by people with some motor difficulties. It was founded in 1984 by architect Giovanni Fulgenzi. The architect developed and patented a special sanitary ware that combined the functions of two hitherto distinct appliances: WC and bidet. Sanit® the first ceramic WC-bidet was born. Today Sanitosco has become a production as well as a distribution reality, with no less than two logistic centres, one in Civita Castellana and the other at the headquarters in the province of Florence.
Today we will discover some of its ceramic series that have been highly appreciated by both designers and end-user customers.
Other companies in this sector we discovered in the post: ”Sanitary ware for the disabled, elderly and communities.” where we also saw a series of Sanitosco: DE LUX
Kela series Sanitosco
A sanitary ware with modern lines that moves away from the typical shapes proposed by competing ceramic manufacturers, which we can safely describe as very functionally efficient, but aesthetically poor. Clearly 50 cm high for easy use by people with mobility problems, it was offered with front opening and without.
In the Sintesibagno store you will find the two variants of the KELA toilet seat. The one with a closed ring at the following LINK (clik here)
FREE series Sanitosco
An unusual sanitary ware with a back step as seen in the post: “Replacement toilet seat for 45° raised/oblique toilets” and special processing within the catchment area that make it a very special shape.
Sanitosco’s FREE series, as it was created to facilitate the use of elderly and disabled people, was initially created with front opening and later also in the closed version you see in the picture.
Both FREE toilet seats are available in the store at the following addresses: closed version (clik here) and open version (clik here).
