The installation of a hidden cistern is a precise process that requires expert planning. It involves fitting a durable metal frame into the wall, which houses the water tank and supports the weight of the toilet bowl. All plumbing for the flush tank is expertly connected and tested for leaks before the wall is sealed, typically with tiling or wall paneling. The final touch is a sleek, customized flush button that acts as the only visible control for the system.
A significant advantage of a concealed cistern is its durability and low maintenance.
Effortless Cleaning: With the bathroom cistern and all plumbing hidden, and the toilet bowl floating above the floor, cleaning becomes quick and easy. Simply wipe the flush plate with a damp cloth.
Easy Repairs: Most modern hidden cisterns use universal parts. Common issues like a weak flush or a continuous running sound are typically resolved by replacing the flush valve seal or the fill valve assembly.
