Tile Behind Back To Wall Toilet

It s great because the brush extends from 26 to 42 easily and you can maneuver it into all those hard to reach corners crevices and grout lines.

Tile behind back to wall toilet.

Either way it is a highly contemporary way to keep your toilet looking neat and seamlessly coordinating with the rest of your bathroom design. I just thought it was a given that the wall behind the toilet would be too. It will look a lot better than cuttting around it m. Positioned against a false wall with the cistern concealed behind it or combined with a furniture unit which contains the concealed cistern.

Instead of straining my back or bruising my knees like i used to every time i crouched around those hard to reach spots like behind the toilet i just grab my scrubber and get to work. Back to wall toilet. There should be enought movement in the pipes for you to move the cistern forward enough to slide a tile in behind it. I keep coming back to this thread to see if anyone else has asked why would you not tile behind the toilet if the rest of the walls were tile don t have a lot of space to get a good picture but the entire bottom half of the walls in the bathroom were tiled.

Look through tile behind toilet photos in different colors. I had also thought to do that side wall just where it touches the counter from the counter to the ceiling lined up with the counter and do a pencil white trim. On the half bath i was going to do a 12x24 wavy texture white tile stacked contempo mashup and do the entire back wall including behind the toilet area from floor to ceiling.