2 in 1 Close Coupled Toilet with Sink on Top Basin Tap Cloakroom Space Saving WC - White

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This guide is for owners of the 2 in 1 Close Coupled Toilet with Sink on Top, a space-saving solution ideal for cloakrooms and smaller bathrooms. Its integrated design combines a toilet and basin, offering exceptional functionality in compact areas. While highly efficient in saving space, users should ensure adequate plumbing connections are available for both toilet and basin during installation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MixedWcBain |
| Brand | Dirty Pro Tools |
The total depth of the unit is 720 mm, the width is 370 mm, and the overall height is 780 mm. The toilet seat height is 410 mm.
No, the unit comes with a pre-drilled tap hole suitable for a cloakroom basin mono mixer tap, but the tap itself is not included and must be purchased separately.
A dual flush system provides two buttons or levers for flushing: one for a partial flush (e.g., 3 litres) for liquid waste and another for a full flush (e.g., 6 litres) for solid waste. This feature allows you to conserve water by using only the necessary amount for each flush.
While it may be possible for a skilled DIY enthusiast, professional installation by a qualified plumber is highly recommended. This ensures all water and waste connections are correctly made, preventing leaks and guaranteeing optimal performance and compliance with local regulations.
We recommend using mild, non-abrasive bathroom cleaners with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive pads, or strong acids, as these can damage the ceramic glaze and the finish of the soft-close seat.
Yes, this 2 in 1 Close Coupled Toilet with Sink on Top is CE certified, meaning it complies with health, safety, and environmental protection standards within the European Economic Area.
The unit weighs approximately 110.23 pounds (50 kg). Due to its weight, it is advisable to have assistance during transport and installation.
> Info needed: Warranty information for this specific product is not provided in the description. Please refer to your purchase documentation or contact your retailer for details regarding warranty coverage.
Check the water supply valve to the cistern is fully open. Ensure the cistern is filling to the correct level. Inspect the flush button mechanism for any obstructions or disconnections. If a dual flush, try both flush options.
This typically indicates an issue with the flapper or fill valve inside the cistern. Turn off the water supply to the toilet and check if the flapper is sealing correctly or if the fill valve needs adjustment or replacement. Consult a plumber if unsure.
Verify that the water supply valve to the basin tap is fully open. Check the tap's aerator for blockages caused by sediment or debris; unscrew and clean it if necessary. Ensure there are no kinks in the supply hoses.
Inspect the hinges for dirt or debris that might be impeding their function. Clean the hinges thoroughly. If the mechanism is damaged, it may require replacement. Do not force the seat.
Ensure the toilet is properly sealed to the waste pipe on the floor. Check for any blockages in the drain. Ensure there is adequate water in the toilet trap, which acts as an odor barrier. A thorough cleaning of the bowl and surrounding area may also help.