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Concealed Pneumatic In-Wall Cisterns for Care Toilets

A low-effort, air-pressure cistern system built for accessible and aged-care toilet installations behind a wall-hung or back-to-wall pan.

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Nero concealed pneumatic in-wall cistern for care toilets

Why choose the Care Range in-wall cistern from Lamex

  • Pneumatic air-button flush needs less physical force than a mechanical linkage system
  • Concealed in the wall cavity, freeing floor and wall space around an accessible pan
  • Pairs with Lamex's raised, high-contrast pneumatic care flush buttons
  • Suits wall-hung and back-to-wall care toilet suites used in aged-care and hospital fit-outs
  • Built for the higher daily flush cycles seen in commercial and care facilities
  • Simplifies room layout by keeping mechanical parts out of the visible bathroom space

How to choose the right in-wall cistern

An in-wall cistern needs to be planned before the wall is built, since the frame sits inside a stud or masonry cavity and is tiled over. Confirm the cavity depth and rough-in dimensions against your architectural drawings early, ideally at the same time you specify the wall-hung or back-to-wall pan it will serve, so the plumber and tiler aren't working from mismatched information on site.

For care and accessible bathrooms, the pneumatic flush mechanism is generally the better fit over a standard mechanical cistern, since the air-button action needs less hand force and can be actuated by a light press rather than a firm push-and-hold. Order the matching flush button plate at the same time — Lamex's Care In-Wall Cistern Button range is designed to pair with this cistern.

Frequently asked questions

What is a pneumatic in-wall cistern and why use it in a care bathroom?
A pneumatic cistern flushes using an air-pressure button rather than a mechanical linkage, which generally requires less force to operate — useful where residents or aged-care patients have limited hand strength.
Does an in-wall cistern need a false wall?
Yes. The cistern frame is concealed inside a stud or masonry cavity wall, so it needs to be planned into the wall construction before tiling. It's typically specified at the same time as the wall-hung or back-to-wall pan it will serve.
Can this cistern be paired with any care toilet flush button?
It's designed to work with Lamex's Care In-Wall Cistern Button range, including the raised, high-contrast pneumatic buttons built for accessible toilets. Check the button and cistern are matched before ordering.

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