Replace 2 old toilets: one concealed-cistern install and one close-coupled swap I’m looking for a plumber to replace two old toilets. Photos of both rooms are attached. Toilet 1 (bathroom): concealed cistern with boxing Current setup: an old low-level cistern on the wall, with a flush pipe to a separate pan. The waste goes through a flexible connector into a soil pipe on the right, the water supply is on the left wall, and there’s an existing boxed ledge behind the toilet. What I want: a rimless back-to-wall pan (full size, not compact) with a concealed cistern, boxed in so the cistern and pipework are hidden. Ideally, the boxing runs the full width of the wall to hide the supply pipes on the left and the soil pipe on the right, with a shelf on top. It needs an access panel or removable flush plate for future maintenance. Please advise on the best cistern and frame for the space, and quote with and without supplying the pan, cistern and frame. Toilet 2 (separate WC): close-coupled swap Current setup: an old cistern sitting above a boxed ledge with the pan in front. It’s a small room with a basin and radiator. What I want: a new Ideal Standard Della rimless close-coupled toilet, which I’ll supply. For both: Remove and dispose of the old toilets and cisterns. Adjust the water supply, with new isolation valves and connectors. Fit new pan connectors to the soil pipes. Fix the pans to the floor and seal them with silicone. Test for leaks and check the flush works properly.