We moved into a 50's house recently. We have inherited a small toilet which
has a space saving, plastic, cistern with a plastic outlet pipe to the bowl,
the cistern has reduced depth; but is taller to compensate for this depth
reduction.
The bowl is not efficient since it won't flush properly, a la: Billy
Connolly's "Jobbie Weecher". There was a build up of scale inside the rim
around the bowl; which was interrupting the flow of water to the front when
flushing, I managed to improve this by applying descaler from B & Q; but it
is still not satisfactory.
I want to replace this setup with a close coupled unit which is also space
saving, can anyone recommend a supplier and make?
Jaymack
has a space saving, plastic, cistern with a plastic outlet pipe to the bowl,
the cistern has reduced depth; but is taller to compensate for this depth
reduction.
The bowl is not efficient since it won't flush properly, a la: Billy
Connolly's "Jobbie Weecher". There was a build up of scale inside the rim
around the bowl; which was interrupting the flow of water to the front when
flushing, I managed to improve this by applying descaler from B & Q; but it
is still not satisfactory.
I want to replace this setup with a close coupled unit which is also space
saving, can anyone recommend a supplier and make?
Jaymack
use to replace high level cisterns with the pan outlet close to the wall.....you need an adapter or 2 from MacAlpine or Multikwick to get the outlet forward into line with a horizontal outlet pan 