Concealed Cistern & Frames
Concealed Cisterns & Frames
What is a Concealed Cistern?
A concealed cistern, also known as a concealed cistern toilet or a hidden cistern toilet, is a space-saving solution. The cistern, traditionally visible behind a toilet, is cleverly tucked away within the wall cavity. Only the sleek flush plates remain visible, creating a minimalist aesthetic and maximising floor space. This makes them ideal for compact bathrooms and expansive ensuites, providing a sense of clean lines and uncluttered luxury.
Types of Concealed Cisterns:
Jaquar offers two primary types of concealed cisterns - mechanical and pneumatic.
Mechanical Concealed Cisterns
These cisterns utilise a traditional push-button flushing mechanism. Jaquar's mechanical cisterns, like the JCS-WHT-2400FS Single Piece Slim In-wall Cistern, are known for their reliability and ease of use.
Pneumatic Concealed Cisterns
This WC Concealed cistern features a pressurised air system for silent and efficient flushing. For instance, the APC-WHT-5012500FSAF Pneumatic Single Piece Slim In-wall Cistern has an auto-flushing system for added convenience.
Features of Concealed Cistern
There are several compelling reasons to choose a concealed cistern for your bathroom design:
- Enhanced Aesthetics: Concealed cisterns create a visually clean and modern look. The absence of an exposed cistern minimises clutter and allows the beauty of your chosen wall tiles and sanitaryware to take centre stage.
- Space Optimization: Especially in smaller bathrooms, every inch counts. Concealed cisterns free up valuable floor space, making the bathroom more open and airy.
- Easy Maintenance: Since the cistern is hidden behind the wall, cleaning your bathroom becomes a breeze.
- Durability and Performance: Jaquar's concealed cisterns are made of high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance. They are built to withstand daily use and come backed by Jaquar's industry-leading warranty of up to 7 years.
Choosing the Right Concealed Cistern Frame:
When selecting a concealed cistern frame, consider these factors:
- Compatibility: Ensure the cistern frame is compatible with your wall-hung WC and flush plate. Jaquar offers a wide range of compatible products for smooth installation.
- Height and Weight Capacity: Select a frame that can accommodate the weight of your chosen WC and the height that best suits your needs. Jaquar's frames are adjustable to ensure a perfect fit.
- Noise Reduction: Opt for a cistern frame with noise-dampening technology for ultimate peace. Our cisterns are designed for silent operation.
Choosing the Right Concealed Cistern Frame:
When selecting a concealed cistern frame, consider these factors:
- Finishes: Jaquar offers a variety of flush plate finishes that allow you to personalise your bathroom and create a cohesive design. We provide various finishes comprising Chrome, Antique Bronze, Antique Copper, Black Chrome, Black Matt, Gold Bright PVD and Brass Matt.
- Unmatched Warranty: Jaquar provides a 10-year lifetime warranty on their products, making it the best option amongst other bathware solutions.
- Longer Life: Jaquar cisterns are built with superior materials and engineering, ensuring a longer lifespan than many competitors.
- Jaquar Care: Jaquar's commitment to exceptional customer service extends beyond the sale. Their Jaquar Care program provides valuable resources and support to ensure a smooth ownership experience
FAQs
Q. Do you need a plumber to install a concealed cistern?
A. While DIY enthusiasts may attempt it, professional installation by a qualified plumber is highly recommended for concealed cisterns. They ensure proper water connections, functionality, and adherence to building regulations.
Q. How thick should a wall be for a concealed cistern?
A. The minimum wall thickness typically required for a concealed cistern unit is around 100-150mm, depending on the specific model. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for your chosen cistern.
Q. Does a concealed cistern need a frame?
A. Yes, concealed cisterns typically require a supporting frame for installation within the wall cavity. These frames hold the cistern unit, and pipes, and allow for flush plate attachment. Some cisterns may offer frameless options, but these are rare.