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ᐅ Mounting rods for wall-hung toilet not submerged in water – is this normal?

Created on: 15 Oct 2017 15:31
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DReffects
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Hello everyone!

We want to do everything ourselves regarding the bathroom area in front of the wall – during a walkthrough, I noticed that the mounting bars, onto which the wall-hung toilet is slid, are not properly level:

Yellow pipe passing through tiled wall with spirit level during interior installation


Also, unlike what I’m used to, these bars cannot be turned back inward with a flathead screwdriver. A Geberit concealed cistern (I believe Sigma model) was installed.

Is this normal?

Thanks & best regards,
DReffects
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Joedreck16 Oct 2017 09:11
#7
But is the box itself square?
DReffects18 Oct 2017 00:58
#8
Joedreck schrieb:
But the box itself is squared, right?
I visited the site today – the box itself doesn’t seem to be squared either. The opening where the actuator plate will be mounted is about 1cm (0.4 inches) farther out on one side than on the other. It looks like the box is not parallel to the wall 🙁
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Joedreck18 Oct 2017 07:08
#9
Have you placed a spirit level on top of the box, or is the front wall full room height?

And do I understand correctly that the flush plate will be installed crooked?
DReffects19 Oct 2017 23:10
#10
Joedreck schrieb:
Have you placed a spirit level on top of the box, or is the frame wall full height?

And am I right in understanding that the flush plate will be installed at an angle?

The area where the flush plate is located is level, but it sticks out further from the wall on the left side compared to the right. According to the plumbing company, this is still acceptable because the toilets are supposed to allow enough adjustment. Well...