Our smoothest touch
The new Sigma70 flush plate from Geberit features a smooth, seamless surface -- without sacrificing dual-flush capability! The secret is the ingenious mount that acts like a rocker switch. Push on the left side to flush solids and on the right side to flush liquids. Hydraulic-assist activation means the Sigma70 operates with the lightest pressure of any of our flush plates (with the exception of our hands-free plates, of course!) The rimless design of the Sigma70 seems to float above the wall. The seamless surface, available in stainless steel or glass finishes, wipes clean easily. No matter which way you look at it, Sigma70 is a smooth operator.
- Brushed stainless steel or glass surface
- Option for customized surface available
- Dual-flush with hydraulically assisted operation
- Reduced actuation force and travel compared to standard flush plates mean easy activation
- Floating, "frameless" design
- Includes water connection, hydraulic lifter with flexible hoses, and mounting frame
- Black glass flush plate with no seams
- Light touch, hydraulically assisted for minimum force, maximum comfort
- Dual-flush built in
- Ultra quiet flush actuation
- Retrofittable to existing in-wall installations
- Compatible with 2x6 Geberit in-wall systems
- Built-in hookup for bidet seats
- Black glass
- For flush actuation of Geberit concealed tank UP320
- Dual-flush with hydraulically assisted operation
- For front actuation
- No tools required for installation
- Reduced actuation force (< 4.5 lbf [20 N]) and travel compared to standard flush plates
- Water connection set includes self-cleaning filter
- Includes water connection, hydraulic lifter with flexible hoses, and mounting frame
Available for pickup only. Once you place your order, one of our designers will contact you to arrange pickup.
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