How Saniflo Toilets Work: What a Macerator Does
How Saniflo Toilets Work? If you want to install a toilet where traditional gravity drainage isn’t possible, such as a basement, loft, or garden office, a macerator system makes it achievable. Instead of relying on a large soil pipe and downward fall, a macerator...
Winter-Proofing: Avoid Saniflo Freezing Issues
Prevent Saniflo Freezing: Winter Plumbing Tips Cold weather is one of the biggest triggers of a Saniflo freezing, especially when the pipework runs through colder parts of the home. If the discharge pipe freezes, the unit can stop pumping or back up into the toilet,...
Saniflo Not Working? What to Do Before Calling an Engineer
If your Saniflo has stopped working, do not flush the toilet or use any sink, shower or appliance connected to the unit. Turn off the water supply, safely isolate the electrical supply and follow the checks below before calling an engineer. Step 1: Isolate the Water...
The 10 Golden Rules of Saniflo Installation
Saniflo Installation Made Simple Installing a Saniflo isn’t quite the same as fitting standard plumbing. These systems rely on maceration and pumping, which means small mistakes during a saniflo installation can quickly lead to blockages, smells, noise, or even a...