This service involves the installation of a traditional squat toilet commonly found in India and some parts of Asia. These toilets are designed to be used in a squatting position, and they typically do not have a seat. Instead, users squat over the bowl and use it like a regular toilet. Indian commodes are becoming increasingly popular in western countries due to their hygiene benefits and their ability to reduce the risk of constipation and other bowel-related problems.

This service involves the installation of a standard sitting toilet commonly found in western countries. These toilets are designed to be used in a sitting position, and they typically come with a seat and lid. Western commodes come in a variety of styles and designs, including round and elongated bowls, and can be made from a range of materials such as porcelain, ceramic, and plastic.

This service involves the installation of an electronic toilet that is designed to provide a range of advanced features and functions. Electronic commodes can come equipped with features such as heated seats, automatic flushing, bidet sprays, air dryers, and deodorizers. They are particularly popular in Japan, where they are known as "washlets," and are becoming increasingly popular in other parts of the world due to their hygiene benefits and convenience.