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I have seen this design mainly in public toilets and in a few "modern" homes. Makes for easier to clean toilet area. But I also had similar questions as sibling
by mmsimanga 7y ago
I have seen this design mainly in public toilets and in a few "modern" homes. Makes for easier to clean toilet area. But I also had similar questions as sibling comments are making. As someone who has had to fix my fair share of flushing issues I had my doubts about such a design.
- Symbiote 7y agoI have this type of toilet, in a very modern apartment. It's exactly as you say, more common in modern public places like airports and new offices. In my case, there's a 2m wide, ~70cm deep space behind the bathroom, where the water + heating + sewage + ventilation pipes for the whole building are located. There's a 40cm access panel in my wall to get to it. Adding a bidet thing would require drilling a hole through the wall. A previous apartment had a similar toilet, but the tank etc was just hidden behind wooden panelling. That would be much easier to modify. [1] https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/fFAAAOSwnhNdyM2F/s-l1600.jpg https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/fFAAAOSwnhNdyM2F/s-l1600.jpg