Geberit Cisterns

• 15 Years on Sigma8 (2016), Omega and Kappa concealed cistern tanks and frames
• 10 Years on Monolith installation frames and all other Geberit concealed cistern tanks
• 3 Years on inlet and outlet valve products
• 3 Years on mechanical flush/access plates

For peace of mind when buying with Bathroom Warehouse, you are covered by:

• Insurance on all product deliveries. Please note, goods need to be inspected within 24 hours of delivery for breakages
• Fee free change of mind policy if changing your mind within 24 hours of purchasing 

Full details of our returns & exchanges policy can be viewed here.

Geberit

The Geberit name stands for proven know-how in the field of sanitary technology – but also for innovations that make your bathroom safer, more attractive and more convenient. Let yourself be inspired by their ideas and create modern bathroom designs that offer convenience and a beautiful look.

Geberit provides reliable, high quality concealed cisterns and superior button designs that are second in quality to none world-wide. Not only are their warranties industry leading, they provide a 25 year spare parts guarantee, great for peace of mind when you're putting a cistern in your bathroom wall!

Geberit Products

Maintenance and repair on these products may only be performed by skilled persons in accordance with EN IEC 62079:2001.

Here are some important things to know when choosing a toilet for your bathroom or powder room. Two of the most important considerations are:

1. where is the water going to come into the toilet (water inlet)?
2. where is the waste going to go (waste trap)?

The diagram below shows possible water inlets and waste traps to help you decide what will work best for you. If you want to avoid changing the existing plumbing, you will need to make sure your new toilet inlet and outlet fits the old pipework.

Water Inlet

Water can come into the cistern from one of two places. Rear entry is where the tap is inside the cistern and bottom inlet or entry is where the tap is in the wall beside the toilet.

Waste Trap

For the waste leaving the toilet, P-trap refers to a sewerage pipe through the wall (think p for plaster). S-trap is where the sewerage goes through the floor (think s for sewerage).

Setout

A commonly used measurement to help align your new toilet is the setout. This refers to the distance to the centre of the waste outlet.

S-trap setout = the distance from the finished wall to the centre of the waste pipe in the floor.

P-trap setout = the distance between the finished floor to the centre of the waste pipe in the wall.

Make sure you know which trap will fit your existing plumbing and the setout distance before purchasing a toilet.

Other Factors

With hundreds of toilet suites on the market, it can be quite confusing and difficult to make a decision. Once you have the technical requirements down, the most important thing is that you choose a toilet that makes you feel comfortable. 

You may like to consider the type of toilet, its efficiency, the size, or just the one that looks best to you.

If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to ask our friendly customer experience team or head over to our toilet FAQ page.