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back to wall toilet pan

A back to wall pan are usually installed in conjunction with built-in vanity furniture and a concealed csitern.

It is also possible to build your own unit to house the cistern which can then be finished with the same tiles or waterproof wall panels as the rest of the bathroom giving a continuous, uncluttered feel to the overall design.

The WC unit, in which the cistern is concealed, hides all of the pipework. Access to the cistern must be maintained, so most concealed WC units have a removable front panel and an access hatch in the countertop above the cistern - make sure you allow for this fact if you intend making your own unit.

Prior to recent changes in water regulations extended cistern levers had to be used but now many concealed cisterns come with push button flushes which are neater and easier to operate. Many are pneumatically operated allowing the button to be sited remorely from the cistern.