How to Fix a Wall Mounted Toilet?

I decided to change the bathroom by replacing the old commode, with a wall-hung mounted toilet. This change was to make my bathroom feel larger and to have more floor space and this toilet floating design makes cleaning much easier. Hence I researched how to fix wall mounted commode. I found the steps easier, so I tried on my own. I have also shared the steps that I came across below.

How to Fix Wall Mounted Toilet?

Here is the process I came across in creating a functional bathroom:

1. You have to start by measuring the distance between the studs, which could be 180mm or 230 mm. Check the toilet installation instructions for correct measurements.

2. Attach the pieces to the cistern by screwing them in. Make sure you face the dip part in the right direction so it's easier to access afterwards.

3. To fit the bolt into the dips of the cylindrical pieces on the cistern, loosely screw in the bolt. This will help you with the final adjustments when you're ready to secure the toilet.

4. You can follow the manufacturer’s instructions to fix the water inlet elbow. Be sure to tightly seal and secure it properly.

5. Make sure you position the heads of the screws towards the access holes by screwing them in the right direction.

6. To lessen the noise and avoid any damage while use, place a foam pad for cistern structure protection.

7. Before you install the wall-hung toilet, securely level the inlet and evaluation elbow, also tighten the black screw with an allen wrench that is facing the other way to prevent the toilet from moving.

I tried to do the above steps on my own but I failed. Later, I understood this can't be done unless I hire a professional plumber. I then hired a plumber from NoBroker and got a wall mounted commode installed easily. I hope this procedure of how to fix a wall mounted toilet is helpful for you.

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