Our toilet unfortunately have no sink included in the master plan. It’s too late to add a sink and it will be costly so our solution is to buy a Caroma profile 5 cistern with integrated sink.
The dilemma is the toilet model we ordered is a Prima ii close coupled suite.
Do you guys have any idea if changing the cistern and keeping our existing pan model is enough?
Or do we need to change the whole suite (pan and cistern)
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