Toilet for narrow room.

Syd Rumpo · 2015-01-24T13:39:32+00:00

Hi I want to convert a fairly narrow room into a bathroom. It will have to have a toilet and bidet opposite the washbasin, so to maximise the space between I'd like a bog (and bidet) which doesn't extend too far into the room. 500mm would be nice. Simple! Use one with a high level cistern. Surely that means the bog can be further back? But from the ones I've seen, that doesn't make much difference. I'd like to sit (typo?) with my back to the wall, and I don't want something out of a doll's house or caravan. Any suggestions? Cheers

Jan 24, 2015 22 Replies

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Adam Funk 11 years ago

Can you get a mains-fed direct flusher in the UK? (I've seen them elsewhere; they seem to save water by taking advantage of the higher pressure.)

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Robert 11 years ago

When I looked into these 8 years ago they seemed to only be "allowed" in commercial premises. Which may or may not be important to the OP !

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Adam Funk 11 years ago

Why?

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