"Tim Smith" wrote in message
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| In article ,
| "aemeijers" wrote:
| Commercial wall-hungs, in general modern use in north america, do
not have
| tanks- they depend on higher volume, higher water pressure lines in
| commercial buildings. A tank hidden in wall would be an upkeep
nightmare.
|
| So, is there any reasonably way to get that kind of thing in a home?
| I'd love to have a toilet at home that flushed like the ones at work.
| Those things seem to be able to take pretty much anything, and are
| almost instantly ready for the next flush.
|
|
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| --Tim Smith

questions I would ask a
how much condensation ends up in the wall from the tank?
does there have to be an access panel somewhere for repairs?

any plumbers out there with these answers?