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Frequently Asked Questions
So what does hanging it buy?
An unbroken floor beneath the pan.
It cleans in a single pass.
No base to work around.
And no junction collecting at floor level.
No other WC arrangement gives that.
Where does that matter most?
Commercial and healthcare washrooms.
And anywhere cleaned hard and often.
It changes the time taken.
And the standard actually reached.
Which is why hung pans dominate there.
What is holding the pan up?
A steel frame behind the wall.
Anchored to the floor and the structure.
Not the wall, which is only board.
Rated for a seated adult on a cantilever.
The frames are in the carriers group.
When does it have to be decided?
Before the wall exists.
The frame changes wall position and thickness.
The services in it, and the floor below.
It cannot be chosen at fit-out.
A finished room means back-to-wall instead.
Is the pan height adjustable?
Yes, and that is a real gain.
It is set at the frame, within a range.
So an accessible height is just a setting.
Provided the floor level was known.
When the frame was fixed.
Which comes first, pan or frame?
The pan, because the frame follows it.
Projection and fixing centres vary.
And the frame is set out for one pan.
Choosing the pan afterwards.
Risks a fixture that will not fit.
Can a hung pan be retrofitted?
Only by building the prewall.
Which means a new wall in the room.
And the depth it takes.
A sanitary module is the alternative.
Where that construction is not wanted.