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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a module rather than a carrier?
A carrier finished in a factory.
Frame, cistern and panel in one unit.
Often with the finish already applied.
It stands against the wall.
Rather than inside it.
What construction does it remove?
All of it, effectively.
No stud wall to build around a frame.
No boarding, tiling or making good.
Only a connection and fixing back.
There is no wet trade involved.
Why does that suit a refurbishment?
Because the room stays as it is.
No depth lost to a full prewall.
No chasing a masonry wall.
And no tiling to match into.
It is added to a finished room.
Is it more predictable to install?
Considerably, yes.
The assembly was built and tested off site.
So heights and alignments are settled.
And access to the cistern is proven.
Those are what go wrong on site.
What does it look like?
Like furniture against a wall.
With a visible top and end returns.
Rather than reading as the wall itself.
Some rooms want exactly that.
But it should be chosen deliberately.
Is the top surface useful?
Usually, and it is part of the appeal.
It gives a shelf where there was none.
At a convenient height.
A prewall gives the same only if built to.
Here it comes as standard.
How adjustable is it?
Much less than a carrier.
It is the height and depth it was made.
A carrier adjusts within a range.
So check the fixture height it produces.
Against what the room actually needs.