Cera Closet Price: 14 One Piece Models Compared

The question we hear most at the sanitary ware counter is some version of "what does a Cera closet cost?", and the honest answer is that the Cera closet price at our showroom runs from ₹13,990 to ₹19,490 per piece, across 14 one piece models. The middle of that range sits at about ₹15,590. That is a narrow spread, so within Cera, price is not the main thing separating one closet from another.

What does separate them is how they flush and, more importantly, where the waste pipe in your bathroom comes out. A closet whose outlet does not match your floor or wall will not fit, however good the price. Below is every model we stock, then what each column means.

One thing to be clear about first: every Cera closet we carry is a floor mounted one piece model in ceramic, nearly all listed as white with a glossy finish. We do not stock Cera two piece or wall hung closets, and all 14 models below are on display in our BTM Layout showroom, so you can look inside the bowls before deciding.

Cera closet price list: all 14 models we stock

Prices are as listed at our showroom in November 2026, per piece. Cera revises its price list from time to time, so confirm the figure on the day you buy. Sizes are length x width x height. Where our catalogue does not list a detail, we confirm it at the counter.

Three names appear twice. Cattler, Capaciti and Celebrate each come as a siphonic S trap version and a wash down version that covers a P trap, at the same price. They fit different outlets, so say which variant you mean when you order.

The full range, with photos, is on our one piece closet page, and everything else we carry from the brand is on the Cera brand page.

S trap or P trap: why the trap decides the model

Every closet has a trap, the water-holding bend that stops sewer smell. What matters for buying is where it sends the waste.

• S trap means the outlet goes straight down into the floor. You will find it in many independent houses and apartments.
• P trap means the outlet goes horizontally into the wall behind the closet. It is usually found where the drain pipe runs inside or along the wall.

For an S trap, the number that matters is the distance from the finished wall to the centre of the floor outlet. Cera lists its S trap models at 300 mm, 220 mm or 110 mm, and a closet built for one distance either leaves a gap at the wall or cannot reach the hole. Measure from the face of the tile, not the bare plaster, because tile and adhesive add thickness.

This is why we ask for the outlet before anything else. Moving an outlet in an apartment means breaking the floor, redoing waterproofing, and in many buildings working on a pipe that runs through the ceiling of the flat below, which most associations will not allow without a fight. If your outlet is a 110 mm S trap, your realistic shortlist is Cona, the wash down Cattler, Celebrate and Canyon. For a P trap, it is the wash down Cattler, wash down Capaciti, Celebrate and Canyon. If it is 300 mm, look at Cona, Celebrate 3D, Cimba Rimless and Charm 6D.

Wash down, siphonic and rimless: what you are paying for

Wash down and siphonic describe how the waste leaves the bowl. Rimless describes the bowl's top edge. A closet can be rimless and wash down, like Cyra 2D, or rimless and siphonic, like Cimba Rimless and Charm 6D.

Wash down

The simplest flush design: water from the cistern rushes in and physically pushes the contents down and out through a fairly wide passage. It is reliable and less fussy about water pressure. The trade-offs are a louder flush and a smaller water pool, so the bowl marks more easily. Seven of our 14 Cera models are wash down.

Siphonic

Here the passage behind the bowl is shaped so that, when the flush fills it, it creates a siphon that pulls the bowl empty rather than pushing it. It is quieter and holds a larger pool of water, so the bowl stays cleaner. The cost is a narrower passage that blocks more easily, and a flush that depends on the cistern filling properly. Six of our models are siphonic jet.

Rimless

A normal closet has a hollow rim that channels water around the bowl. With Bengaluru's hard water, that hidden channel is where scale and grime build up. A rimless bowl drops the hidden channel, so every surface you can see is a surface you can clean. Five of our models are rimless. This is the feature we would pay for before any other.

The 2D, 3D, 5D and 6D in some model names are Cera's own names for how the flush water is directed around the bowl. They are not a standard scale, so look at the bowl instead.

Which Cera closet we would actually recommend

• Tightest budget: CR-Capstan Mini 300 5D at ₹13,990. The cheapest, and still siphonic and rimless. Confirm the trap first.
• Old building, unknown plumbing, 110 mm outlet: CR Cona at ₹14,290. Wash down, listed for all three S trap distances, and the safest bet.
• Best everyday value: CR-Cimba Rimless at ₹15,990, siphonic and rimless, for a 300 mm S trap.
• Small bathroom: look at length first. Capstan Mini and the siphonic Cattler are the shortest at 640 mm; the siphonic Capaciti is the longest at 715 mm, so skip it in a tight space.
• Top of the range: CR-Charm 6D at ₹19,490, siphonic and rimless, for a 300 mm or 220 mm S trap.

We would not pay extra for a siphonic model where the cistern fills slowly or supply is unreliable, or buy CR-Canyon at ₹18,490 before checking its flushing type at the counter, since our catalogue does not list it.

What the closet price does not include

Budget separately for:

• Plumber's labour for fixing, sealing and connecting.
• An angle cock and connection hose to feed the cistern. Jaquar angle cocks at our showroom run ₹700 to ₹2,100.
• A health faucet, matched to the other taps as our bathroom fittings guide explains.
• Floor or outlet changes if the trap does not match. This is the cost that ruins budgets.

Ask what comes in the box, including the seat cover. Our bathroom renovation cost guide shows the full bill.

Cera or something else?

Weighing Cera against a premium brand? Our Cera vs Kohler comparison covers where the extra money goes. If you have not settled on a one piece at all, read one piece vs wall hung toilet first, because a wall hung closet needs a concealed cistern and frame in the wall. For a wider view of who makes what, see top sanitary ware brands in India.

We do not stock Jaquar closets or commodes. Our Jaquar price list covers the taps and showers we do carry from them.

Come to the BTM Layout showroom with two things: a photo of the existing outlet and a measurement from the tiled wall to the centre of the floor hole. With those, we can narrow the 14 models to the two or three that fit, and you can compare their bowls side by side.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price range of Cera one piece closets?

At our Bengaluru showroom, the 14 Cera one piece closets we stock range from ₹13,990 for the CR-Capstan Mini 300 5D to ₹19,490 for the CR-Charm 6D, per piece. The middle of the range is about ₹15,590. These are listed prices as of November 2026, and Cera revises its price list periodically, so confirm on the day you buy.

Which is the cheapest Cera closet you stock?

The CR-Capstan Mini 300 5D at ₹13,990. It is siphonic jet and rimless, and at 640 mm long it is also one of the two shortest closets in our Cera range, which helps in a compact toilet. Our catalogue does not list its trap type, so confirm the outlet at the counter before buying.

What is the difference between S trap and P trap closets?

An S trap closet sends waste straight down into an outlet in the floor. A P trap closet sends it horizontally into an outlet in the wall behind. You need the one that matches the outlet already in your bathroom. For S trap, also measure the distance from the tiled wall to the centre of the floor outlet, since Cera lists models at 300, 220 and 110 mm.

Is a siphonic closet better than a wash down closet?

Siphonic closets are quieter, hold more standing water and keep the bowl cleaner, but their narrower passage blocks more easily and they need a cistern that fills properly. Wash down closets are louder and mark more easily but clear more reliably and tolerate a weak water supply. In an older building with uncertain pressure, wash down is the safer choice.

Are rimless closets worth paying for?

In Bengaluru, usually yes. A standard closet has a hidden rim channel where hard water scale and grime build up out of reach. A rimless bowl removes that channel, so everything is visible and easy to clean. Five of the 14 Cera models we stock are rimless, starting from ₹13,990, so it does not have to cost much extra.

Why do some Cera models appear twice in your list?

Cattler, Capaciti and Celebrate each come as two different products. One is a siphonic version listed for an S trap at 220 mm or more, and the other is a wash down version listed for a P trap, and for Cattler and Celebrate also a 110 mm S trap. They are priced the same but fit different outlets, so tell us which outlet you have.

Do you sell Cera wall hung or two piece closets?

No. Every Cera closet we stock is a floor mounted one piece model in ceramic, almost all in white glossy, and all 14 are on display in our BTM Layout showroom. If you are still deciding between a one piece and a wall hung closet, our comparison guide explains the wall, cistern and budget differences before you commit.