All you need to know for the smallest room

High Level WC Cistern.1). Is the old-fashioned type that fixes (above head height, with a long downpipe and chain operated flush. This type is ideal of your restoring pre-1950s property. Reproduction and antique designs are readily available. Make sure that there is enough ceiling height to accommodate it. Brixton Plumbers can fit any WC.Low Level WC Cistern.2). Low-level WC systems are the most common type. They are usually made of ceramic and fixed on brackets with a short downpipe and a lever operated flush.Slimline WC Cistern.3). A slimline WC cistern is a slender plastic system screwed directly to the wall, with a short downpipe and a lever or knob operated flush, it is a good option if you are short of space and money. It is fragile in the sense that its structural integrity relies on the lid being correctly fitted. Slimline systems are not suitable for toilets that will get a lot of rough usage.Close Linked WC Cistern.4). Closed linked WC system is designed so that the pan and cistern are closely linked as a single feature. It is made in ceramic, with no visible downpipe, and the U bends or traps are part of the form. It can be tricky to fit, so it is not a good idea if you are a nervous plumbing novice.Concealed WC Cistern.5). Concealed WC cisterns are made in ceramic, plastic or metal, and designed to be completely hidden from view behind a panel. The downside is that the panel has to be easily removable, so that the system can be maintained, this is undesirable if you want to tile the bathroom.Wash Down WC Pan.6). The wash down WC pan is a traditional design that we all recognise and has the waste pipe running back through the wall or down through the floor. It is a good, low cost, easy to fit option, but you must make sure that you get a WC pan that has back through the wall down through the floor design to match the original. A Brixton Plumber knows this model.