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Indian Style WC Seat Price in Pakistan 2026: Orisa Models
The Indian style WC, also called a squat toilet or floor-level seat, is still the most common toilet in Pakistani homes, mosques, schools and public washrooms. It is simple, hygienic, easy to clean and fits naturally with the use of water for cleansing. This guide explains the Indian style WC models we stock, including Orisa designs, compares them with western commodes and shows live prices from our store sorted from lowest to highest.
Indian Style WC Price List in Pakistan 2026
| Product | Price (October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Orisa Arabic-2 Code No: SA 507 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Wtae tank | ₨ 5,500 |
| Small Code No: SA 510 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Small Pari Code No: SA 511 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Code No: SA 501 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Pari Code No: SA 505 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Small Code No: SA 504 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Medium Code No: SA 502 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Code No: SA 570 | ₨ 5,500 |
| HD 543 | ₨ 5,500 |
| Orisa Code No: SA 577 | ₨ 5,500 |
View photos and model codes for every seat on our WC flush category page.
Our Indian Style WC Models
We carry several Orisa pattern squat seats in different sizes, each identified by a code number so you can match or replace an existing seat easily:
- Orisa SA 501, SA 570 and SA 577 – full-size Orisa seats for regular home bathrooms
- Orisa Medium SA 502 – a mid-size option for average bathrooms
- Orisa Small SA 504 and Small SA 510 – compact seats for tight spaces and servant quarters
- Orisa Pari SA 505 and Small Pari SA 511 – Pari pattern seats in regular and small sizes
- Orisa Arabic-2 SA 507 – an Arabic style pattern
- HD 543 – another squat design in our range
Not sure which code you have at home? Send us a photo of your existing seat on WhatsApp and we will help identify a matching or replacement model.
Squat WC vs Commode
| Point | Indian style WC | Western commode |
|---|---|---|
| Posture | Squatting | Sitting |
| Hygiene | No body contact with the seat | Seat contact, needs regular cleaning |
| Cleaning | Easy to wash with water | More surfaces to wipe |
| Space | Fits small bathrooms | Needs more room in front |
| Comfort for elderly | Can be difficult for knees | Easier for elderly and patients |
| Best for | Homes, mosques, schools, public use | Master bathrooms, elderly users |
Many families now fit both: an Indian style WC in one bathroom and a commode in another for elderly members or guests.
Flushing Options
An Indian style WC can be flushed in several ways. A high-level or low-level cistern on the wall gives a strong flush through a flush pipe. Some households simply use a bucket or a muslim shower for flushing. Whichever you choose, a P-trap below the seat is essential to block sewer smell.
How to Choose an Indian Style WC
- Measure the floor space. Small and medium Orisa models suit narrow bathrooms; full-size models give more comfort.
- Check the drain position. If you are replacing an old seat, measure the distance from the wall to the drain so the new seat lines up.
- Match the code. When replacing, the same model code makes the job easier since the shape and outlet will match.
- Plan the water point. Keep a tap or muslim shower point within reach.
- Think about who will use it. If elderly family members find squatting hard, consider a commode in at least one bathroom.
Installation Tips
- Set the seat slightly above the finished floor level with a gentle slope so water drains into the pan, not onto the floor.
- Bed the seat in a cement mortar mix and make sure it is fully supported underneath, with no hollow spots that can crack the ceramic.
- Connect the outlet firmly to the P-trap and seal the joint.
- Fit a floor waste nearby so wash water drains away quickly.
- Let the cement cure properly before heavy use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Orisa WC?
Orisa is a popular squat seat pattern in Pakistan. It comes in different sizes and versions, each with its own code number, such as SA 501, SA 502 or SA 504.
Which Indian style WC size should I buy?
For a normal home bathroom, a full-size or medium model works best. For very small bathrooms, choose a small model such as SA 504 or SA 510.
Is an Indian style WC more hygienic than a commode?
Many people prefer it because there is no body contact with the seat and it is easy to wash down with water.
Do I need a P-trap with an Indian style WC?
Yes. A trap holds water that blocks sewer gases from coming back into the bathroom.
Do you deliver WC seats outside Multan?
Yes, we deliver all over Pakistan with careful packing and Cash on Delivery.
Buy an Indian Style WC from Plastico Traders
Plastico Traders is a sanitary store at Old Green Market, Chowk Shaheedan, Multan, open Saturday to Thursday from 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM (closed on Friday). We deliver all over Pakistan with Cash on Delivery, and you can send your list or ask about any size on WhatsApp at +92 334 7374714. Browse our full ceramics range for basins and commodes to complete your bathroom.
