Geberit Insight

The new snap-in mechanism offers plumbers the usual simple, tool-free installation, also when replacing a plate.

Replacing a floor-standing WC with a wall-hung WC is quick, easy and straightforward. This is possible thanks to the Geberit Monolith sanitary module.

The Geberit BIM Plug-in for Autodesk® Revit® combines all Geberit planning and calculation tools as well as access to BIM content in one application.

The use of wall-hung toilets in UK homes has grown over the past two decades. Today, these fixtures are becoming the go-to-solution for modern bathrooms.

Architect Lasse Lind from Copenhagen wants to construct buildings that are suitable for flexible use.

Lasse is convinced that while the circular economy approach in the construction industry is nothing new, it is absolutely essential.

What has been the true impact of 12 months of remote working on UK office staff? A recent YouGov poll by bathroom designer and manufacturer Geberit shows a workforce missing their colleagues and longing for a return to face-to-face meetings.

Awareness of mental and physical wellbeing has never been greater, yet many of us are spending more time than ever online – and it’s taking its toll. Here, Sophie Weston, channel marketing manager at Geberit, lifts the lid on the role that the bathroom has to play in helping us escape from our ‘always-on’ world and examines the importance of considering each of our senses in creating the perfect sanctuary

As we face post-lockdown life, what might the future look like for UK bathroom design? Here, Sophie Weston, channel marketing manager at Geberit, discusses what the ‘new normal’ bathroom could be - and how existing product design and innovation can help shape the future for housebuilders and developers.

From flushing toilets to waste water drainage to slamming toilet seats, in close-quarter environments such as hotels, the need to minimise bathrooms sounds is particularly important.

Office washrooms are all too often seen for their functional benefits however it’s important to understand that these spaces are much more.

External noise, such as road, rail or air traffic, is something architects and specifiers are aware of the need to mitigate. Yet, noise in the home is topic that needs to be tackled, too.