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I'm busy renovating my daughter's bathroom and she's chosen a swish
new close-coupled WC. Unlike anything I've ever seen before, the base unit sides extend all the way to the rear, rather like a back-to-the-wall unit used with a concealed cistern. However, the downside to this is that all services are enclosed within the unit, including the holes for the seat hinges! Predictably, there are no manufacturer's instructions and even though I will try to get these from the retailer, I would be grateful for any help that I can get. It seems likely that the water connection can be made with a longish flexi-hose before the toilet is pushed into its final resting place, but I'm a bit worried about getting a good seal on the soil pipe. Also, I can see no way to check for leaks once the toilet is installed. Anyone any experience of this type of WC? John Miller |
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