Wall-hung bogs can enhance the attraction of a house, in keeping with new analysis commissioned by Geberit, with virtually three quarters (73%) of householders saying a wall-hung bathroom fitted as commonplace in a brand new residence could be interesting.  

Geberit’s analysis polled greater than 5,000 UK householders. Greater than eight in ten (84%) mentioned a contemporary lavatory is vital to them when selecting a house, and greater than half (56%) mentioned a new-build residence could be extra enticing to them if wall-hung fixtures had been included.  

Wall-hung WCs are recognised as a space-saving different to conventional shut coupled bogs, creating the phantasm of area by lifting the bathroom footprint off the ground. Additionally they provide hygiene and cleansing advantages. 

Within the survey virtually half of respondents (43%) related ‘trendy, premium lavatory design’ and ‘space-saving aesthetics’ with wall-hung bogs, whereas 83% of these with a wall-hung bathroom would advocate one to their mates or household.  

Sophie Weston, Head of Advertising at Geberit, mentioned: “We commissioned this analysis to again up what we already knew about wall-hung WCs, so it’s no shock to see their attraction amongst householders. With this proof, now we will actually showcase the advantages to housebuilders, lavatory installers, retail showrooms and finish customers.   

“Regardless of figures exhibiting that loo areas are typically getting smaller, householders more and more see their lavatory as a spot of sanctuary, and it’s straightforward to see the function of loo design in creating that enjoyable aura.  

“Wall-hung bogs have change into a well-liked selection to assist help design objectives, overcoming most of the challenges round area, hygiene and set up. All with extra reasonably priced options and elevated design selections too.”   

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