Toilet bowls Jika (Jika)

I bought this model. Before that, the Keramin City device was normal for 20 years, but there were problems with the coating and, consequently, with difficulties in cleaning the inside of the product.
I liked the creation of the Czech genius Jika Lira.

I must say right away: all installation, all articulations / connections only through san.silikon!
The fact is that this faience (or porcelain?) Friend of the family was born in Chuvashia, and after assembly there were funny trickles from under the tank (after coating the gaskets with silicone it stopped) and through the right hole of the tank’s fastening to the bowl (it also disappeared after applying silicone). The duroplast seat from Ceramin fit perfectly in shape, but had to increase the mounting studs with the help of "long" nuts, because the thickness of the bowl at the attachment points for Jiki is much greater than for Keramin.
Now about the good: I like the model, it doesn’t splatter, it’s an intense flush, we haven’t used it with a brush yet, the set of water is quiet. Sitting well, posture is correct. In the presence of sensible plumbing (and silicone) I recommend.

I like the model, wash it off intensively, have not used it with a brush yet, the set of water is quiet.

Do not use without silicone.

A good choice of toilet, installation is very convenient, the appearance is presentable. The price was very surprising, I would never have thought that for such a meager price I would find an excellent quality friend in the toilet room! The design is as convenient as possible for use; when flushing, the water does not tend to spray around, the rim is very conveniently made. The tank is small, so there is no need to worry about the water meters.

double discharge, there is a splash, reliable in operation, easy to wash

there is no seat in the kit for the toilet, it will have to be purchased separately

Recently purchased a Lyra toilet from Jika. Although I have not had much time in operation, I have already suffered a lot with this “friend for thought”. What can I say, the quality is simply none. Casting is all crooked, the barrel lid walks by itself. Gaskets are disgusting, water literally runs along a bolt. I had to pinch while applying force, now I'm sitting and I think that more likely the buckets will crack. The valve does not hold, it has repeatedly disassembled and assembled, all to no avail, a slightly noticeable trickle runs, from which there is no sense at all. Washes away terribly! Not in a circle, water flows only under a barrel, and does not reach the back side at all. Although the company is considered to be of high quality, believe me, now they make far from good products there. Today's jika and a decade ago and 2 big differences. I do not advise buying this product.

Appearance

So many breakdowns, just awful

Two years ago, they bought a ceramic toilet from the manufacturer JIKA Mio 2071.1. We chose for a long time, but as a result we settled on the Czech manufacturer, which we regret today. This is a hanging toilet; it fits well into the overall design of the bathroom. The toilet is washed very quickly, plus the cover with the seat is removed in a couple of seconds by pressing the buttons. Which makes the cleaning process even easier. Yellow raids for 2 years did not appear.

All hinges on the toilet are chrome-plated; there is a special antibacterial coating on the lid. And in this toilet there is a system for automatically closing the lid, for this you only need to tilt the lid slightly and it will start to close on its own.

And the toilet is hanging, it should be installed with a special installation system and mounting frame, remember this.
Costed 12,000 rubles, a little expensive, but the quality and design require sacrifice.

Stylish, high quality

Expensive, complicated installation

For me, all the plumbing of the JIKA brand is associated primarily with quality and reliability. Therefore, when the turn came, replacing the toilets in the house, we turned to this manufacturer. They bought 2 toilets from JIKA right away, but the models decided to take different ones - these are Baltic and Vega.

Both toilets are made in the Czech Republic, a guarantee is given for 7 years. At first glance, it may seem that the toilet bowls are the same, but during operation, the following nuances were revealed. The JIKA Baltic toilet bowl does not wash well, much worse than Vega. And it’s much harder to care for him, all because of the internal bends of the seat. As for the Vega toilet, there are no complaints at all, it works perfectly. To wash it is simple both outside and inside.

For both toilets, a built-in seat with a cover was attached. They are also equipped with dual-mode flushing. The toilets are comfortable to use, all ergonomic features of people are ideally thought out in them.

Vega - the perfect toilet

Baltic turned out to be a little worse than Vega toilet