Concealed cisterns - what do you think
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5年前
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Hello,
I'm planning to have a concealed cistern in the downstairs WC, using the Geberit Sigma 8cm as my stud wall is 10cm. What are you experiences of concealed cisterns? Good / bad? What happens if something goes wrong? Do you have to take off all the tiles etc? Unfortunately I cannot have access from behind the wall on the other side either as my kitchen cupboards will be on the other side.
Any advice, comments most appreciated.
Just from a repair perspective, yes things do go wrong and yes the flush plate comes off for 'maintenance', however, if you get a problem such as having to replace the whole cistern box or leaks etc from such, then no you can't just stick your hand in the access hole.
Thus, if you can instead of tiling over the top of the false wall, put a wooden top, or tiled removable top / stone top..............anything that can be lifted off, it will make life a lot easier for your poor repair man.
Hello Man About The House, yes I was thinking from a repair perspective and leaks. I'm not usually a fan of having things concealed but due to space restrictions I need to have the cistern hidden.
30 yrs experience, and i always buy German, parts are always available, for maintaince, these cisterns are not fit and forget, but quick maintenace is a major plus
Gillian Spark