@@dailymotivation4y0 I had someone install this but there is no water in the tank yet, he’s coming back after the tiling is done, can I put the plastic pieces in now to see if there are any leaks in the tank or will that cause a leak because there is no toilet installed and the 2 pipe holes are not connected
@@dailymotivation4y0 thank you, do you think I should fill it or just leave it as is. The plumber left it as is until the tiling is done but maybe I’m just being paranoid because once the tile is in I can’t do anything without ripping them out, thank you for the quick reply, also to fill it do I push the plastic white skinny piece in but doesn’t that flush it?
@@user-oy6uf6pr9i If you are concerned about it, you can turn the valve on and fill the tank and then you can use the bucket to catch the water and push with your finger to flush
Easy to install, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxjA-hDN2m8_mi0Dg0JD8U6QiArozIAc4I and comfortable. No idea what other people were talking about when they said it was difficult to install or uncomfortable.
I appreciate you posting this video as we are getting ready to remodel a bathroom and are looking at a wall hung toilet. When you put the supply and drain lines in the connections inside the wall, are there seals inside that connection? I didn’t see you use any type of plastic cement. Also how is the whole system holding up with the tank and bowl? Would you change anything?
Do you what the two pipes are called that need to be cut? I cut mine too short and I’m trying to find it on amazon but having no success. Can you send me a link please? Thanks.
Im about to purchase one of these toilets, how has it held up over the last 2 years? I'm very skeptical of this design and the potential for hidden water leaks. I'm also nervous about how they hold up over time in terms of staying snug to the wall with weight/torque forces leveraging the toilet away from the wall
We just installed this toilet, but unfortunately we cut the two pipes 15/16" shorter because we followed the written instructions included with the toilet. This caused the toilet to dump water all over our brand new bathroom, through the wall, downstairs and into our basement. I will contact the company and hopefully they will send two new pipes, but I am not holding my breath. We should have watched your video first! I cannot even say how aggravated I am with their poorly written instructions. Hopefully we can get it to work with some new pipes.
Did you get this resolved with Swiss Madison? I'm about to install four of these toilets, and I couldn't figure out why I should cut an extra 15/16" off as instructed by the manufacturer. For the supply tube, that would have left ~1/2" behind the bowl and not nearly enough to engage with the inlet pipe. I searched online and really only found this video which confirmed my intuition: ignore the instructions from Swiss Madison.
I wish the chrome caps that go over the seat bolts and lay flush with the top of the bowl had some form of washer or gasket inside them that prevented "fluids" from getting in under them and collecting...
My contractor installed a swiss Madison Plaisir wall toilet for me in my bathroom but the toilet slightly moves when you sit on it... He reinforced it by adding a piece of metal underneath sticking out of the wall but I'm suspicious that he did something wrong and then just compensated for his error. Is it normal to have a little give when you sit on the toilet???
@@dailymotivation4y0 wood?? Ah Americans and their obsession woth building homes and everything in them out of WOOD 3rd world countries don't use wood for goodness sake!!!
Got the same just install by my flushing butom sometimes stuck and water just keep going anything how I can fix thax ? Btw thank You I just follow your steps thx
Thank you for this video! Sooo much easier than reading the instructions myself lol Have you installed one of these on drywall? I have a little flex in mine and wonder if that’s normal
I called swiss Madison and they told me to screw in the “Silver bullets” on the end of the threaded rods coming out of the wall a little bit closer to the wall than the measurement that should be equal to the hole in the side of the toilet to the back wall of the toilet. This pretty much the flex in mine.
Hey man my wife recently ordered one of these for our bathroom remodel, and I got everything installed per the manual, pretty easy and it’s a pretty cool fancy system I’m curious does it seem to be normal to have to hold the flush actuator buttons down for it to fully flush? Or am I missing some kind of adjustment somewhere that allows me to just push the button like a typical flush valve and walk away?
@@erikvaldez1076 sorry for the late reply - personally, I'd absolutely recommend. My only issues is the fact that I have two boys. Doesn't matter how many times I explain, yell or anything - they're too lazy to hold the damn button 😑 but my wife and I both absolutely love this toilet. I finished the remodel almost two years ago now, and haven't had a single issue since. One piece of advice if you do decide to orde this, definitely beef up the in-wall mounting. I double studded everything and I'm glad I did, especially with porcelain tile surrounding everything. Itll probably be fine regardless, but that's the only thing I've been concerned about since installing
you shouldn't have to hold the button though, there has to be a way to increase the amount of water flushed or the length of the sticks that're behind the flush buttons. i have a Geberit model which works the same, but looks a little different and they require the button to be pressed fully down for like half a second, if you do it faster than it might stop fully flushing due to the water not able to get momentum.@@kylevernon9625
I noticed you didn’t use plumbers grease like the instructions suggested. I take it that it’s suggested mostly for lubricant and not sealing. I was wondering if I could skip that step. Thanks!
@@dailymotivation4y0 huh? you're saying that 2 of these types of toilets have already failed and are leaking? Are they leaking inside of the wall (meaning you have to rip the wall and tile down?!?!)
Got one of these. The toilet seat attachment piece broke within 3 months and the bowl doesnt evacuate its contents when flushed. It looks nice but guests are horrified they did something wrong when their business doesnt go away 😅
it's the bowl, they sell them in many types and designs. i recommend you get a geberit toilet bowl since those are used all over europe and they have the best experience.
The only down side to this is, the control panel made of all plastic, will eventually break internally (no biggie) - BUT the manufacturer will at some point, discontinue making parts for this, leaving the owner stranded. It's the only thing stopping ME from pulling the trigger on this model. I love the look of this thing, but know that the plastic mechanism will absolutely break at some point in the future leaving me without the ability to get parts. I don't want to have to completely replace the entire thing with something completely different in ten years because I can't get parts.
The Geberit wall systems have been sold for five decades with millions of installations. They guarantee current parts are made for 25 year minimum. It’s a proven design.
Working with one hand and filming with the other is the worst approach to the whole thing. Good content and directions but from all the turning and moving around watching it was a pain.
Nice toilet
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@@dailymotivation4y0 I had someone install this but there is no water in the tank yet, he’s coming back after the tiling is done, can I put the plastic pieces in now to see if there are any leaks in the tank or will that cause a leak because there is no toilet installed and the 2 pipe holes are not connected
@@user-oy6uf6pr9i it won’t leak if you fill the tank, but if you accidentally flush it will dump all the water in the floor
@@dailymotivation4y0 thank you, do you think I should fill it or just leave it as is. The plumber left it as is until the tiling is done but maybe I’m just being paranoid because once the tile is in I can’t do anything without ripping them out, thank you for the quick reply, also to fill it do I push the plastic white skinny piece in but doesn’t that flush it?
@@user-oy6uf6pr9i If you are concerned about it, you can turn the valve on and fill the tank and then you can use the bucket to catch the water and push with your finger to flush
Thanks for the advice! I put in the 2x4 carrier but the stool and flush button install is the same. Looks great!
I always admired your works. great job. you did well in your DIY. fullwatched here.
Swit C. Thank you very much sis
Excellent job bud. Ur doing great. Its very beneficial to everyone. Just joined. Have a great day
Very detailed tutorial sir. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice day sir.
excellent tutorials and is very helpful step by step guide
Nice plumbing instructions keep it up stay safe always and have a great day
This is awesome, thank you Sir for sharing this idea.
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Great tutorial my friend! I love it!!!! Thumbs up!!!!!
Like your wall tiles good job on mounting your toilet
Diy Granddad and Grandma thank you very much
Easy to install, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxjA-hDN2m8_mi0Dg0JD8U6QiArozIAc4I and comfortable. No idea what other people were talking about when they said it was difficult to install or uncomfortable.
That looks much better. Good job
Thank you so very much for this video. I greatly appreciate it.
Pretty nice toilet thank you so much for sharing god bless stay safe lotsa love
Nice one! Good job.
Thank you
Can the plumbing for this be ran in a 2x4 wall? I'm set to install one of these and am now thinking I'll need a 2x6 wall to run 3'' drain line
I appreciate you posting this video as we are getting ready to remodel a bathroom and are looking at a wall hung toilet. When you put the supply and drain lines in the connections inside the wall, are there seals inside that connection? I didn’t see you use any type of plastic cement. Also how is the whole system holding up with the tank and bowl? Would you change anything?
There are rubber seals,holding up just fine with no problems is in office building
Good demonstration.. Thank you for sharing.. New friend here sending full support. Stay connected
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Nice! Is there a pressure assistance from these systems?
Looks great! May i know where this was installed? Like an apartment building?
do the water tanks in the wall not sweat? they aren't lined are they?
OMG..what a wonderful toilet and hang a wall mount ..i wish i have one
Desiree Ajoc Wheat thanks much sis
Amazing it's so perfect wall toilet
LoveBelle thank you
Thank you for sharing this tutorial and tips this video friend keep safe stay connected
Atv Channel thank you friend
Sending my hugs and support
Very detailed information, good demonstration how to install this kind of toilet
Leverguns 50 Thank you
The niciest thing about wall hung toilets is that there's no nasty wax ring to deal with. Which means, no possible leaks down on the floor below.
thank you boss for this idea.
Where did you turn on the water?
Im about to order one of this toilets but I read bad comments of It (specially about the flush), would you recommend buying It?
It dry docks and it doesn’t flush heavy use very well
interesting upload my friend
keep sharing
always here to support you
Thank you
Do you what the two pipes are called that need to be cut? I cut mine too short and I’m trying to find it on amazon but having no success. Can you send me a link please? Thanks.
Geberit 152.438.46.1 HDPE Connector set. Search that on Amazon it will come up
Cool! Soft closing cover.
The Food Carver thanks for stopping by
Nice toilet and materials
can you advise where you purchased the wall pad from?
It come from the toilet,I ordered it from Amazon
Im about to purchase one of these toilets, how has it held up over the last 2 years? I'm very skeptical of this design and the potential for hidden water leaks. I'm also nervous about how they hold up over time in terms of staying snug to the wall with weight/torque forces leveraging the toilet away from the wall
Installed in commercial offices which about 50 people and haven’t had any problems so far
@@dailymotivation4y0 thanks for replying!! I'm finalizing my designs by the end of the month and the toilets should be here shortly.
@@kylegeldmaker you’re welcome
@@kylegeldmakerupdate please?
@@laurengilbert7351 I went another route, I purchased the Miseno Bella model instead.
Great job
What happens if the tank or flush Mechanisms need replacing?
You can change the flush mechanism through the push plate.You cannot replace the tank without tearing the wall out.
We just installed this toilet, but unfortunately we cut the two pipes 15/16" shorter because we followed the written instructions included with the toilet. This caused the toilet to dump water all over our brand new bathroom, through the wall, downstairs and into our basement. I will contact the company and hopefully they will send two new pipes, but I am not holding my breath. We should have watched your video first! I cannot even say how aggravated I am with their poorly written instructions. Hopefully we can get it to work with some new pipes.
Did you get this resolved with Swiss Madison? I'm about to install four of these toilets, and I couldn't figure out why I should cut an extra 15/16" off as instructed by the manufacturer. For the supply tube, that would have left ~1/2" behind the bowl and not nearly enough to engage with the inlet pipe. I searched online and really only found this video which confirmed my intuition: ignore the instructions from Swiss Madison.
Super good design friend
Thanks for sharing how t mount Swiss Madison toilet.
I wish the chrome caps that go over the seat bolts and lay flush with the top of the bowl had some form of washer or gasket inside them that prevented "fluids" from getting in under them and collecting...
Thanks for the video
My contractor installed a swiss Madison Plaisir wall toilet for me in my bathroom but the toilet slightly moves when you sit on it... He reinforced it by adding a piece of metal underneath sticking out of the wall but I'm suspicious that he did something wrong and then just compensated for his error. Is it normal to have a little give when you sit on the toilet???
If it is installed correctly it doesn’t wobble. If the wall is sheet rock you need to add bracing before you put the sheet rock is installed.
@@dailymotivation4y0 thanks for the response. What material do you recommend for bracing?
@@nicolesanderson4071 3 quarter plywood works best
@@dailymotivation4y0 wood?? Ah Americans and their obsession woth building homes and everything in them out of WOOD
3rd world countries don't use wood for goodness sake!!!
Does this type of toilet need a P trap under the floor? Or is it already inside the toilet bowl?
It’s already inside the toilet bowl
Do those two black pipes that you cut come with the toilet? Do they have to be cut?
Yes & yes
If you cut it wrong, it’s hard to find the replacement of it
I wonder where I'm going to get a replacement toilet seat for that in ten years?
Got the same just install by my flushing butom sometimes stuck and water just keep going anything how I can fix thax ? Btw thank You I just follow your steps thx
Re adjust the button, sometimes will fix it
oh nice thanks for sharing
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Hi there my new friend...Thank you for sharing this video. All the best to your channel. Sending you my support from AtoZ. Stay in touch. See you!😊
Arlene Dela Rosa thank you
My contractor abandoned the job after installing the rack. Can someone help me please
Good job man..but I think you need a new level soon as possible 😂😂
Thank you for this video! Sooo much easier than reading the instructions myself lol Have you installed one of these on drywall? I have a little flex in mine and wonder if that’s normal
Put the board underneath the drain pipe in between the frame & dry wall,to get rid of the flex
@@dailymotivation4y0 thanks! I wished I would’ve thought of this before drywall, texture, and paint 🤦🏻♂️
I called swiss Madison and they told me to screw in the “Silver bullets” on the end of the threaded rods coming out of the wall a little bit closer to the wall than the measurement that should be equal to the hole in the side of the toilet to the back wall of the toilet. This pretty much the flex in mine.
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Inday Tess thanks much sis
I will review this at least twice bf my install. Have installed around 240 two piecers.
Hey man my wife recently ordered one of these for our bathroom remodel, and I got everything installed per the manual, pretty easy and it’s a pretty cool fancy system
I’m curious does it seem to be normal to have to hold the flush actuator buttons down for it to fully flush? Or am I missing some kind of adjustment somewhere that allows me to just push the button like a typical flush valve and walk away?
There is adjustment inside the tank that will increase the flush,but it’s a water saver it won’t fully flush unless you hold the button
Im about to order one of this toilets but I read bad comments of It (specially about the flush), would you recommend buying It?
@@erikvaldez1076 sorry for the late reply - personally, I'd absolutely recommend. My only issues is the fact that I have two boys. Doesn't matter how many times I explain, yell or anything - they're too lazy to hold the damn button 😑 but my wife and I both absolutely love this toilet. I finished the remodel almost two years ago now, and haven't had a single issue since.
One piece of advice if you do decide to orde this, definitely beef up the in-wall mounting. I double studded everything and I'm glad I did, especially with porcelain tile surrounding everything. Itll probably be fine regardless, but that's the only thing I've been concerned about since installing
You haven’t shown the part where and how you screw it to the wall
you shouldn't have to hold the button though, there has to be a way to increase the amount of water flushed or the length of the sticks that're behind the flush buttons. i have a Geberit model which works the same, but looks a little different and they require the button to be pressed fully down for like half a second, if you do it faster than it might stop fully flushing due to the water not able to get momentum.@@kylevernon9625
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Is the wall carrier a separate video
Search Geberit
nice idea and tips keep vlogging keep safe
I noticed you didn’t use plumbers grease like the instructions suggested. I take it that it’s suggested mostly for lubricant and not sealing. I was wondering if I could skip that step. Thanks!
It come with plumbers grease in the kit and I used it,just didn’t film it.Two of the four toilets hung are leaking due to poor quality rubber
@@dailymotivation4y0 huh? you're saying that 2 of these types of toilets have already failed and are leaking? Are they leaking inside of the wall (meaning you have to rip the wall and tile down?!?!)
@@hagakuru no. the rubber seal is outside of the wall. the best carriers to get are the geberit ones, but other brands try as well.
Nice
Got one of these. The toilet seat attachment piece broke within 3 months and the bowl doesnt evacuate its contents when flushed. It looks nice but guests are horrified they did something wrong when their business doesnt go away 😅
I have th same problem it doesn't evacuate completly
it's the bowl, they sell them in many types and designs. i recommend you get a geberit toilet bowl since those are used all over europe and they have the best experience.
sending back my support
The only down side to this is, the control panel made of all plastic, will eventually break internally (no biggie) - BUT the manufacturer will at some point, discontinue making parts for this, leaving the owner stranded. It's the only thing stopping ME from pulling the trigger on this model. I love the look of this thing, but know that the plastic mechanism will absolutely break at some point in the future leaving me without the ability to get parts. I don't want to have to completely replace the entire thing with something completely different in ten years because I can't get parts.
My son used a 3D printer to print replacement part for washing machine door mechanism instead of buying $200 plus replacement from mfr.. Works great
@@mikepyles3502 ...or they could make these high-use, hard-to-get-to, in-wall components out of metal to begin with.
The Geberit wall systems have been sold for five decades with millions of installations. They guarantee current parts are made for 25 year minimum. It’s a proven design.
Hi thanks for watching my video. Stay in touch new friend.
Your not wearing gloves but love the toilet
wow.. that's a lot of work...
The videos skips over some of the critical parts.
Such as?
Water level in bowl is too low. 🤦♂️
It’s a European low volume toilet
@@dailymotivation4y0 i agree the water level is too low is there any adjustment for this or no?
@@autowrenchsales sorry no adjustment
Baru.
Working with one hand and filming with the other is the worst approach to the whole thing. Good content and directions but from all the turning and moving around watching it was a pain.
wow that's is so cool i hope you can visit
Tile job looks awful
These toilets don't flush toilet paper very well at at. Beware
Speak louder
Very poor video. Can't see what you do, most see what you done !!!
Nice