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The wall flush-buttons are common here in Norway as well - at least in public or office toilets. They usually (but not always) have a choice of a big or little
by Broken_Hippo 10y ago
The wall flush-buttons are common here in Norway as well - at least in public or office toilets. They usually (but not always) have a choice of a big or little flush.
- masklinn 10y agoDo you mean wall as in the flush button is part of the wall above the toilet, or wall as in the flush button is on a remote completely separate (often on the side or in front of) the toilet? Because the latter is what you get in Japan, see what patio11 posted above.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoIt is definitely built into the wall instead of a sort of unit. For reference, the little stainless steel panel above this toilet are the flushing buttons, the sizes representing the amount of flush you give. https://static.byggmax.com/media/!Item!06403!productImage!0_06403.jpg/large/Sein_WC_Cersanit_Slim_Silent_Valkoinen.jpg https://static.byggmax.com/media/!Item!06403!productImage!0_...
- masklinn 10y agoYeah that's a fairly standard "integrated" toilet (where the flushing system is hidden into the wall), it's really quite different than the experience you get in japan.
- Broken_Hippo 10y agoI always figure that Japan's toilets are unique: Enough so that if, for some weird reason, I ever become rich, I'll get a Japanese toilet.
- lucb1e 10y agoBehind, slightly next to and above in both of my cases. Besides would be odd but understandable; opposite... I guess I'd be looking for it.
- masklinn 10y ago> Behind, slightly next to and above in both of my cases. Besides would be odd but understandable; opposite... I guess I'd be looking for it. Probably not, it's basically in front of your face, I've mostly seen it in business hotels where the entire bathroom is an integrated unit.