Category Archives: Toilet

A closed coupled toilet suite refers to a toilet where the bowl and the tank are closely connected to form a single toilet entity. This toilet feature minimises the required area of operation, simplifies the cleaning process, and decreases water consumption.

When it comes to choosing a plumber, most people ask around and choose a company that has been referred to them. So we don’t usually talk ourselves up too much – we prefer to let our quality work speak for itself.
Recently, however, Laser Plumbing Te Atatu was rated as one of the top cleaning companies in Auckland by Top Reviews, one of the leading review websites. This is based on customer feedback and reviews, so to be thought of in that high esteem by the people of Auckland is something we’re immensely proud of.
Customer feedback tells us that when looking for a plumber, people are interested in:
Range of services
Length of experience
Availability
Reliability
Pricing
You can be sure that when you contact Laser Plumbing Te Atatu, we tick all of these boxes to provide the best plumbing services in Auckland.

If you’ve ever had a toilet that continually won’t stop running, you know what a nuisance it can be. Not only is it noisy, but it is also an unnecessary waste of water.

Most modern toilets have an overflow drain at the back. If the water flowing in is not coming in faster than the water flowing out via the overflow drain, the toilet won’t actually overflow. But it’s still a problem that needs fixing.

To determine whether your toilet is continually running, listen out next time you flush to see if you continue to hear a running water sound after you flush. If it sounds like the tank is filling and won’t stop, there may be a problem with one or more of the parts.

Let’s look at the most common reasons why your toilet won’t stop running.

Having a clogged toilet is something that happens in every home or workplace, unfortunately. Because it can be such a common occurrence, it’s a good idea to know ahead of time what to do when you have a clogged toilet.

There are certain jobs that you don’t really want to learn under pressure – how to change a tire, how to put up a tent, how to unclog a toilet. They’re basic survival skills that everyone should learn at some point in their life.

On average, a household toilet should last around ten to fifteen years. It’s probably the most used fixture in your home, yet you don’t think about it much until something goes wrong. You may not even consider buying a new toilet unless you’re doing bathroom renovations.
When something does go wrong with your toilet, however, you need to know what to do. Do you need to replace your toilet, or can it be repaired?
There are a few general guidelines about what problems determine whether you need to repair or replace your toilet.

Having a blocked toilet stinks – literally! No one enjoys having to unblock a toilet, and everyone dreads the sight of water (and other debris) rising in the toilet when you flush, instead of going down.
If you’ve ever had a blocked toilet, you know the mess it can create and the possible damage to your bathroom it can cause if it happens regularly.

The household toilet – if you live in Auckland, chances are you have one (or more) in your home. It’s a functional item that you probably don’t think much about until something goes wrong. If you find you’re getting frequent toilet blockages, a leaking toilet, hear any strange sounds coming from your toilet and its pipework, or suspect that you’re paying for more water than you should be because of a water leak or faulty drainage … then it’s time to look into what kind of toilet repairs you might need.