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What macerators could I use for a combined toilet and basin unit? it would have to take a shower too.

Somebody recommended a Saniplus but I can't see on their web site that it's suitable to go behind a wall or in a unit - what about the Grundfos CWC-3, that says it can do back to wall pans, are they ok?

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As Tom said either will do but which manufacture has more service / repair guys and what are their costs is another question to be considered.
 
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