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Agreed - it’s a risk! Having already got a geberit cistern, I’m happy with the quality and am confident in the product. This is simply a different way of holding it in place. But agreed - if something was to go wrong, I would be liable.

Also for anyone in a similar position - they have a version of that cistern for ships. It has much smaller brackets (takes total width to 44cm instead of 57 with the normal brackets. (And is made to cope with sea water!) I was going to buy that one but the chap said I really didn’t need to and...

Ha ha - he also said it wasn’t the official party line!

Thanks all. A phone call to Geberit’s technical department has sorted it - we are going to use one bracket and then strap the cistern down so that we don’t need to use the second bracket. The chap was brilliant and said it’s a common query.

It’s the geberit sigma 12cm. I’ve hopfully attached a photo - it is to be bolted to the wall (within a wooden frame for tiling) and not within a geberit frame. The cistern width is 41cm, but with brackets it becomes 57cm wide!! I have space on one side but the other side will overlap the...

Hi I’m moving a wall in my bathroom which means moving the toilet (with concealed geberit cistern) by a few cm. The plumber has ripped out today but has come across a problem - the cistern needs to move towards a window. The size of the brackets on the cistern is big - a 41cm cistern needs...