Wall hung toilet on brick wall

[dcawkwell]

Hi group,

I am looking to install a wall hung toilet onto a brick wall.

All the information I see seems to related to a concealed frame behind
the wall hung toilet so this wouldn't work in my case.

I have a small room behind the bathroom that I can use for the cistern.
Access from underneath for both rooms isn't a problem either as I have a cellar.

Will this work advice please.

 

[hazetimesfive]

the amount of brickwork you would bang out for the soil and flush pipe would not leave much meat for the bolts.

I think you may struggle

 

[Whitespirit66]

Can you not pit in a partition wall? Or do you want to keep the brick for effect?

 

[TheVictorian]

I'm sure you could do something clever like bolt through the wall to a frame the other side for strength or remove a section of wall (with concrete lintel installed above) and then fit the frame into the new gap thus making it flush to the wall but installed using a frame still?

 

[dcawkwell]

Can you not pit in a partition wall? Or do you want to keep the brick for effect?

No partition wall isn't an option due to a window location.


I support I can just run long bolts through the wall to a steel bar across the back side of the wall.

 

[slapper]

You wouldn't get me sitting on the fooking thing

 

[hazetimesfive]

why cant you build some studwork in front to hold the frame and cistern? it doesn't need to be very deep.

 

[dcawkwell]

why cant you build some studwork in front to hold the frame and cistern? it doesn't need to be very deep.

Maybe I will go for a half way house of having a floor standing toilet back to wall but with cistern etc behind the wall.