Nes Home Modern 2 In 1 Compact Combo Toilet White

The unit features a small projection of 670mm. For comprehensive height and width measurements, please refer to the detailed product specification sheet or the installation manual provided with the product.

Yes, due to the integrated basin and toilet, and the unique water recycling plumbing, professional installation by a qualified plumber is highly recommended to ensure correct function and prevent leaks.

When you wash your hands in the integrated basin, the used water (wastewater) is collected and directed into the toilet's cistern. This water is then stored and used for the next toilet flush, reducing the need for fresh water and saving water with every flush.

The Nes Home Modern 2 In 1 Compact Combo Toilet comes with a 10-year guarantee, covering manufacturing defects and ensuring peace of mind regarding its quality and durability.

No, it is advised to avoid harsh chemical cleaners, abrasive pads, or scourers. Use a soft cloth and a mild, non-abrasive bathroom cleaner to maintain the integrity and finish of the ceramic surfaces.

The integrated basin is designed to be compact and is primarily intended for handwashing in space-constrained environments. While functional, it may not be suitable for tasks requiring a larger basin.

In hard water areas, mineral deposits can build up over time. Regular cleaning and occasional inspection of the cistern's internal components for limescale can help maintain optimal performance. Using mild descaling solutions specifically for toilets can be beneficial, following their instructions carefully.

Check the main water supply valve to ensure it's fully open. If the basin water is meant to fill the cistern, ensure the basin's waste pipe connection to the cistern is clear of blockages and properly aligned.

Inspect the basin's plug and trap for hair or soap buildup. Use a chemical drain cleaner suitable for plumbing, or manually clear any blockages. Ensure the connection to the toilet cistern is not impeding flow.

Immediately turn off the water supply. Check all pipe connections for tightness, including the water inlet, toilet waste, and the basin-to-cistern connection. Replace any worn seals or washers. Professional assistance may be needed for complex leaks.

Ensure the cistern is filling to the correct level. Check the flush mechanism for any obstructions or misalignment. If the water level is too low, it might indicate issues with the basin water recycling not reaching the cistern adequately; inspect that pathway.

Clean the toilet bowl and basin thoroughly. Check the S-trap/P-trap for dry out (unlikely with regular use). Ensure the toilet's waste connection to the main drainage is sealed properly, and there are no leaks in the waste pipe causing odors.