concealed cistern

Having recently moved house, I've just managed to access the toilet cistern, which is built into a framework with top access. I don't like what I'm seeing, and wonder whether it actually complies with current, or even recent, building standards - I suspect the pan has been replaced but not the...

Hi, I have a concealed cistern toilet that seems to be leaking slowly onto the kitchen artex ceiling. Water was going out of the overflow after it was flushed, so I have adjusted the fill level, but I can't see how that would be causing the problem. I am.thinking I will probably need to remove...

After discovering a leak in behind the sink in the downstairs toilet, I ended up having to take the whole thing out. Wanted to replace the sink at some point anyway, so now is the time. I had thought about replacing the toilet too. Quite like the idea of those wall hung units/concealed ones...

This concealed cistern has just started to fill very slowly - really just a drizzle out of the back of the valve assembly on the right (which I think should flow onto the plastic tray underneath). Problem is that access is very tight, there’s an opening just big enough to get a hand in and the...

Have been advised not buy "cheap", but what's classed as cheap? Screwfix have a Fluidmaster for around £45 and that seems to be the going price for cable operated ones Pneumatic Insulated ones- Dudley Vantage around £90 including the button. SIAMP do a pneumatic insulated for around £70 (the...

Hey guys, I have a rather strange one that I have had to look at for a customer and I wanted you guys to chime in and make sure I am not going totally crazy! I have a customer who has had a Porcelanosa Bathroom fitted to what looked to be a high standard. I am *very* familiar with Porcelanosa...

Hi, I am having a new bathroom installed and would like to save space (and avoid building a box) by using one of these: https://www.livinghouse.co.uk/acatalog/super-slim-concealed-cisterns-for-masonry-walls.html The WC will be wall-hung and according to the product spec, only 9cm is needed...

What alternative seal can I use to connect a standard flush pipe from my pan to this concealed cistern outlet in the wall? I know is that it is a Schell cistern and the faulty fitting I am trying to replace is 65mm at its widest (second photo). I've looked up the parts list for the Schell...