Choosing the Right Type of Flush Tank for Your Toilet: A Comprehensive Guide

Concealed flush tanks, normal tanks, and flush valves are three different types of systems used for flushing toilets. Here is a brief description of each:

1. Concealed flush tank: A concealed flush tank is hidden behind the wall and is not visible to the user.

   

    

   The flush button or plate is mounted on the wall above the toilet. This system provides a clean and minimalist look to the bathroom, as there is no visible tank. Incase if there is any mainatinence is required this flush plate is removed and the repair is done and it ready to use.

   

    

   It is commonly used in modern bathrooms and can be either a single-flush or dual-flush system.

2. Normal tank: A normal tank is the traditional type of flushing system used for toilets. It is a visible tank mounted on the back of the toilet bowl, and the flush lever or button is mounted on the tank itself.

   

   Normal tanks are available in various sizes and shapes and can be made of different materials like porcelain, plastic, or metal.

3. Flush valve: A flush valve is a mechanical device that sits inside the toilet bowl and regulates the flow of water from the water supply to the bowl. It is commonly used in commercial and public restrooms, as it is durable and easy to maintain.

   

   Flush valves can be manually operated or can be triggered automatically by sensors. But it requires a seperate line to be taken from the water tank and the water tank should be on the good height in order to work flush valve properly.

Each type of flushing system has its advantages and disadvantages, depending on the application and user preference. Concealed flush tanks provide a sleek and modern look, but they can be more expensive to install. Normal tanks are affordable and widely available but can take up more space and may not fit with certain design aesthetics. Flush valves are durable and low maintenance but may not be suitable for residential use.