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Installing Wall Mounted Toilet

josip · 2024-04-28 08:30:17

We'd like to install a wall mounted toilet. There is 100mm drylining behind the tiles. Will an 800mm slim unit like this, fit in that space so that it can be retiled 'flush' ?Or is there pipe/other work needed that would add to that 800mm? We'd prefer not to have the frame and cistern extend out beyond the existing tile…

28-04-2024 8:30am

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josip

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We'd like to install a wall mounted toilet. There is 100mm drylining behind the tiles. Will an 800mm slim unit like this,
https://www.bathroomstore.ie/products/geberit-sigma-114cm-duofix-up720-slim-8cm
fit in that space so that it can be retiled 'flush' ?Or is there pipe/other work needed that would add to that 800mm? We'd prefer not to have the frame and cistern extend out beyond the existing tile line.

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#2 28-04-2024 5:48pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058349263/installing-wall-mounted-toilet

You would need some framing around the unit to keep it steady, the real determination is where the sewer pipe is, if it's movable you should be OK, just about, maybe some slim (15mm) board in front to keep it nice and secure.

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