Awesome, wasn't sure what to expect but that solution is genius. Also, that drilling was impressive, never seen that before, something tells me a lot of plumbers don't know about this method.
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I've got exactly the same issue... 25cm from the wall to the center of the pipe. Any other ways to mount a back to wall toilet without drilling the floor ? I cannot drill it because the whole house has underfloor heating pipes... :(
Nice job, but doesn't the building code require a termite proof barrier to be installed when penetrate the slab? I know a few pest control techs and they all say slab penetrations cause a large proportion of termite infestations - and YES those little buggers easily get through the concrete you filled the hole with and being under the pan and tiles the owner won't detect them until its too late.
Thanks mate, I'm trying to fit a back to the wall into my off grid cabin at Angledool and see that this one is flush on the tiles. I'm an older bloke with lots of arthritis and the pan is too low for me set this way. Do you have any ideas for me to raise it? The plumber who does work for me says it cant be set on a cement base.
Hi I live in Australia and have chosen the Urbane Cleanflush to replace my 25 year old ensuite toilet. The description and specification sheet states the following: Bedding: the pan should be fixed to the floor with a sand cement mixture of 3:1 to a depth of 60mm. Do not use lime or fast drying in the bedding mixture. When bedded the back of the foot of the pan should be approximately 10mm above the finished floor. So the manufacturer recommends the concrete bedding, but as someone commented, plumbers tend to just use sealant and fit to the floor. I don't know what method my plumber will do, but I'm guessing it will be the easy way using sealant. Cheers.
We've just had 2 installed - they're taller than any other toilet we've had before. Mine had instructions for a cement bed OR silicone sealant - I haven't seen anyone use a cement bed in years.
Out of interest, how did the guys drilling managed to avoid cutting straight through the pipe in the floor? Also, I guess you don’t have to worry about a damp proof course under the concrete? We certainly have those in the UK and I wonder how things are patched up once the DPC is compromised.
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Awesome, wasn't sure what to expect but that solution is genius. Also, that drilling was impressive, never seen that before, something tells me a lot of plumbers don't know about this method.
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very humble guy. Very easy to make mistakes in that job
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Great vid mate! Top Job too.
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Awesome video . Was a bit tricky not many would take it on. Great video. Lol was waiting to see the actual installation. Goog job champ!!
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These jobs are awesome. I love doing these jobs as they pay extraordinary well.😅
Impressive as to what you guys can do. Well done Beautiful Plumbing.
Very excellent job. Thanks
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nice a neat job the only thing I say about the installation is it looks to close to the left hand side (to the wall).
Wow, a video with good audio! Great work.
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Great job mate, I didn’t see any red primer on that pipe😜
Good video. I’m a caulker/ silicone tradie. I hope you remembered to seal the bottom of the toilet 😉
"250 metres off the back wall" - now that's a hell of a set-out !!
What’s that machine you used to make a hole in the floor? I want it!
pro job!
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Job well done!!!!
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I've got exactly the same issue... 25cm from the wall to the center of the pipe. Any other ways to mount a back to wall toilet without drilling the floor ? I cannot drill it because the whole house has underfloor heating pipes... :(
Can I be your apprentice? You’re so friendly, lol my boss is grumpy
Nice job, but doesn't the building code require a termite proof barrier to be installed when penetrate the slab? I know a few pest control techs and they all say slab penetrations cause a large proportion of termite infestations - and YES those little buggers easily get through the concrete you filled the hole with and being under the pan and tiles the owner won't detect them until its too late.
Thanks mate, I'm trying to fit a back to the wall into my off grid cabin at Angledool and see that this one is flush on the tiles. I'm an older bloke with lots of arthritis and the pan is too low for me set this way. Do you have any ideas for me to raise it? The plumber who does work for me says it cant be set on a cement base.
Hi I live in Australia and have chosen the Urbane Cleanflush to replace my 25 year old ensuite toilet. The description and specification sheet states the following: Bedding: the pan should be fixed to the floor with a sand cement mixture of 3:1 to a depth of 60mm. Do not use lime or fast drying in the bedding mixture. When bedded the back of the foot of the pan should be approximately 10mm above the finished floor. So the manufacturer recommends the concrete bedding, but as someone commented, plumbers tend to just use sealant and fit to the floor. I don't know what method my plumber will do, but I'm guessing it will be the easy way using sealant. Cheers.
We've just had 2 installed - they're taller than any other toilet we've had before. Mine had instructions for a cement bed OR silicone sealant - I haven't seen anyone use a cement bed in years.
Out of interest, how did the guys drilling managed to avoid cutting straight through the pipe in the floor? Also, I guess you don’t have to worry about a damp proof course under the concrete? We certainly have those in the UK and I wonder how things are patched up once the DPC is compromised.
Hi , do you cement bedding the toilet pan?
No, most plumbers these days just silicone the pan to the floor tiles.
@@vzgsxr See my comment above. I want to raise the toilet as its too low for my dickie knees and wonder if you have any ideas for raising the toilet.
Easy
Fantastic video! And you are very cute!
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Looking for some advice and who could it be!? Great video Ben