I want to hang a Villeroy & Boch Omnia Classic Close Coupled WC on a breeze block wall using bolts (and no metal frame). Is it best to hang the toilet on the wall with bolts or should I drill right through the wall and secure the toilet to the wall using nuts and bolts. What bolts should I use? If the bolts go right through the wall, is it also best to put them all through a metal plate on the other side of the wall to spread the pressure? One problem is, that I want to tile the wall on the other side of the cistern. There is a cupboard on the other side of the pan, so nuts and bolts there are not a problem. Can anyone please advise me accordingly. Thanking you in advance.
Wall Hung Toilet On Wall with Bolts
- Thread starter Zedthetheman2
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google rawl bolts.
Thank you for that.
Personally I'm a big fan of resin anchoring.
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/88507/Fixings/Injection-Fixing/Fischer-Hybrid-Mortar-Resin-V-360
The link product is expensive but own brands are equally as good.
Cheers Mick
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/88507/Fixings/Injection-Fixing/Fischer-Hybrid-Mortar-Resin-V-360
The link product is expensive but own brands are equally as good.
Cheers Mick
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