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Pretty sure everything needed comes with the button to convert. Check out the page below and the video https://catalog.geberit.co.uk/en-GB/Geberit-remote-flush-actuation-type-10,-pneumatic,-for-dual-flush,-furniture-actuator/PRO_173888-116.057.KH.1.html

You can get a conversion kit to change to pneumatic round button leaving access to cistern via shelf above. The button can be sited anywhere in front panel to avoid seat

seat will always foul the plate with these models. You can put the flush plate on the top of these frames aswell as front

The connection probably won't be high enough if going from close coupled to wall hung. It might need to raise up to suit fixed frame connection

They are 3/4"

Fit a built in valve with bath overflow filler

There are two stockists locally, so have seen a fair bit of it. Quality wise its better than a lot them, but at a price

Ideal fastpart

You need two 1/2" female connections in the kitchen wall eg - http://www.screwfix.com/p/p803wp-2-wall-plate-elbow-15mm-x/92934#_=p Set these at 200mm centers, alter H & C pipework to suit Re finish wall plaster, tiles etc. Screw tap pillars into sockets, then attach tap The back nuts...

With my many entanglements with European saniatyware I tend to find I never have a problem with Geberit, Hansgrohe or Grohe. Buy that gear then advice a plenty. Buy cheap ****e get ****ed

internet sanitaryware ?

Time to find some dough

Like for like Mira

Pretty sure that's a Bristan in disguise. It says a five year guarantee on Wickes website. To be honest if its not under guarantee, just swop the valve with another 150mm valve

There are only two built in showers that are any good, Grohe or Hansgrohe. They are not the cheapest, but neither is smashing tiles off to replace a cheaper shower

Sludge cock

Its some kind of crazy world where a private landlord gets an foc boiler on behalf of his tenant.

Bacho all the way

Very simple. Installer to rectify at own expense.

These valves will be absolute XXXX. You/your plumber will end up unscrewing the tops just to get the F'ing things to work. So in essence they become manual valves.