[VIC] Toilet Pan Mondella Concerto $13.07 @ Bunnings Hoppers Crossing

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  kfcfatfat on 11/12/2021 - 23:06

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  Are these "sh*t"? Hence the low price?

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  yummytofu on 11/12/2021 - 23:06

  Does anyone know if you need to buy the matching in-wall cistern to be able to use this? Or can it be an generic brand?

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    Travelbug on 11/12/2021 - 23:08

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    Needs to be designer shit, not generic.

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    Steptoe on 11/12/2021 - 23:57

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    This works;

    https://www.bunnings.com.au/9-3l-assorted-multipurpose-plast…

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      lovebargain87 on 13/12/2021 - 10:09

      I found some of the replies on ozbargain are full of sh!t…

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    fufufu on 12/12/2021 - 09:49

    Want to know this also please

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    Charlotta on 13/12/2021 - 14:33

    Key consideration with any toilet install are whether the pan will fit your sewage connections:

    Sewage connection - this can do either S trap sewage connection(floor) or P trap (wall)

    S trap set-out: between 100 - 140mm (distance of centre of sewage outlet in floor from wall (check re wall cladding thickness: approx 20-25 mm?? = 10-13mm Gyprock + 10 - 12 mm wall tiling??)

    P trap: 180mm (height of centre of sewage outlet above the floor-level that the pan will sit on (tile first - toilet pan will sit on tiles via on mortar bed (or silicon if "allowable" !!!)

    Staffer in Bunnings plumbing (from whom I often get a good steer) told me that Bunnings don't have any of the matching wall brackets to hang these left, nor even the in-wall cisterns - hence they are clearing these. A couple of stores in Brisbane have had them a very cheap over past couple of months.

    In-wall cisterns are a particular challenge to design to fit, given working out how you will access the cistern to do maintenance on a regular basis without having to remove wall tiles or etc - thus likely to be more usable for a new build rather than a reno which is just a cosmetic renewal - unless you already have an in-wall cistern that you're replacing. I decided to pass on these - after even considering placing a conventional wall-hung cistern at usual height on one side of the pan, and then running the water pipe inside the wall. Again, this would create potential maintenance challenges for the pipe - though much less so than a whole cistern. Also, such a design would be tough to get plumbing approval for - and risk water leakage onto wall's timber frame to attract termites. If trap set-outs allow, the design option that made most sense to me were either (a) box a cistern bulkhead out from the wall, or (b) construct a half-wall that this will back into, out from one of the room's walls. On top of either of these, I would put timber a "shelf" top that can be removed to access the cistern for maintenance.

    Overall, not worth the cost and effort to try to make fit, especially when the cost of the in-wall cistern system and compatible wall flush buttons will likely well surpass any saving made in the cost of the pan.

    Avoid - unless you're really sure of sourcing a good price on both an in-wall cistern and wall flush buttons, and/or know how you will make it fit into your space! Better off with the $155 Estilo suite which is a rimless pan, with a vitreous cistern (rather than PVC) has a soft-close seat, and comes in either P or S models.

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  PVA on 11/12/2021 - 23:09

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  At least yours is white.

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    Jackson on 12/12/2021 - 07:58

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    Discriminatory

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  Maki on 12/12/2021 - 00:25

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  Kris Kringle gift sorted

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  MiCCAS on 12/12/2021 - 08:02

  Looks like a nationwide deal, but limited stock. Stock in Thomastown VIC.

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  GeneralSkunk on 12/12/2021 - 09:17

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  This is a decent bargain! If you’re renovating or the like.

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  Ok computer on 12/12/2021 - 09:57

  I've got one of these, easy to clean. Paid full price a few years back

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  Thrifty Dan on 12/12/2021 - 10:52

  Just here for the comments whilst having a crap and making a concerto myself!