How the Installation of a Concealed GROHE Flush Button Works (Video)
Minimalist bathrooms have become the standard today. Clean lines, no visual clutter, and technical solutions that remain hidden at first glance. This philosophy is exactly where a pneumatic concealed WC flush button compatible with GROHE systems fits in.
Unlike standard plastic flush plates, this solution is installed behind the tiles and is designed so that its front surface can be fully covered with ceramic tiles. The result is a virtually invisible flush button that blends seamlessly into the wall.
Attention to Detail: Precision Waterjet Cutting
To achieve a truly flawless final appearance, we had the tile cut using waterjet technology.
This method allows for:
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maximum cutting precision,
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clean edges without damaging the tile glaze,
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perfect alignment between the button and the tiled surface.
With concealed solutions like this, millimeters matter. Waterjet cutting ensures the result looks technically clean and professionally executed.
Installation Is Not for Everyone
It’s important to be honest:
this is not a DIY solution.
Installation must be carried out by an experienced tiler who:
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has experience with concealed cistern systems,
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uses precise cutting tools (ideally waterjet cutting),
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understands material tolerances and tile work in detail.
Even a millimeter-level error is immediately visible — especially with minimalist designs.
Practical Installation Example (Video)
To clearly demonstrate how the entire installation process works in practice, we have prepared a GROHE installation video, showing step by step:
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preparation of the opening,
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positioning of the frame,
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connection of the pneumatic mechanism,
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final tiling and precise alignment.
👉 You can find the installation video on our YouTube channel
(link to the GROHE installation video)
We recommend watching the video before starting the installation, ideally together with your tiler.
Who Is This Solution For?
This type of concealed flush button is best suited for:
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new bathroom projects,
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complete renovations,
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customers who want a clean architectural detail without compromises.
If you’re looking for a fast and low-cost solution, a standard flush plate may be more practical.
If, however, you’re aiming for a technically precise, visually clean result, this solution makes perfect sense.
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/shorts/E2u-Jjzd7yQ?si=5UTZ-wZHL7U2Hv3p