The built-in tank with a full chassis is an integrated system for supplying water to wall-hung or back-to-wall toilets.
The tank and support frame are concealed inside the wall, offering elegance, space-saving, and noise reduction
compared to traditional exposed tanks.
Advantages of a Built-in Tank with Full Chassis
Elegant and Modern Design: Helps achieve a sleek bathroom free of visible components. Ideal for modern and luxury bathrooms.
Space Saving: Efficiently utilizes space, especially in small bathrooms.
Noise Reduction: The tank is hidden within the wall, reducing flushing noise.
Strong Metal Frame for Wall-Hung Toilets: Can support weights up to 400 kg or more, ensuring durability and safety.
Water Conservation: Supports dual flush systems that help reduce water consumption.
Easy Cleaning: No visible tanks or pipes, making the bathroom cleaner and easier to maintain.
Components of a Built-in Tank with Full Chassis
Strong Metal Chassis: A durable steel frame that supports the wall-hung toilet and secures the tank.
Hidden Water Tank: Usually made of strong plastic, insulated to prevent condensation and reduce noise.
Dual Flush System: A dual-button mechanism to control the amount of water used per flush.
Concealed Drain and Supply Connection: Helps maintain a clean and organized bathroom appearance.
Flush Plate: An external wall-mounted plate for flushing, available in mechanical or touch-sensitive options.
How to Choose the Right Tank
Check Chassis Strength: The frame should support the toilet and users' weight.
Choose the Right Tank Size: Based on available wall space and thickness.
Select the Flush Button Type: Available in touch, mechanical, or dual flush designs for water efficiency.
Ensure Easy Maintenance: Preferably with an access opening for repairs if needed.
Choose a Well-Insulated Tank: To prevent condensation and reduce noise when filling with water.
Best Uses for a Built-in Tank
Modern and luxury bathrooms for a sleek and clean look.
Small bathrooms to save space and conceal the tank.
Hotels and high-end buildings where aesthetic design is important.
Public restrooms and restaurants due to its durability and ease of cleaning.
Maintenance and Cleaning Tips
Use non-abrasive cleaners to keep the flush button clean.
Regularly inspect the system to ensure no leaks inside the wall.
Ensure there is an access opening for maintenance before final wall installation.
