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But doesn't the cylinder need to open and close to allow the water to flush? How would that happen if I put a weight on it?

Hi I have a built in toilet cistern with dual flush buttons on the wall. When I flush the toilet the water keeps running as the flush doesn't seem to be able to close by itself. I have removed the top of the box wall and all it takes to stop the water is mild pressure on the plastic flush...

This video shows the assembly. You can fast forward to 3:20 which shows the frame as part of the wall (in my case the stud wall is made of timber not metal but the principle is the same. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeMgFW5cz24 Thanks H

Hi Ree To answer your questions: - No picture of that opening, but have attached link to door spec. http://www.eclisse.co.uk/var/eclisse_co_uk/storage/original/application/68bfce07dc3aca49b2d639722f4fa730.pdf. - The door is built into the 125mm (5in) studwork itself - Overall...

Hi there This is my first post so apologies if this has already been covered elsewhere. I have installed a sliding pocket door system (Eclisse) into our stud wall in between the bedroom and the en suite bathroom. The metal frame is fixed solidly, but with an opening of around 2m, there...