Ideal Standard White WC Toilet Seat And Cover

QS-V82568

MFC CODE: E002101

£120.66

RRP: ~~£210.74~~

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Replace the seat and cover of your existing toilet with one that is fresh and clean looking using the Ideal Standard White WC Toilet Seat and Cover. The cover is fashioned out of ultra-strong plastic that can easily withstand anyone weight. Its colour is white, that allows the product to easily work with any of the existing toilets you might have. For your convenience, the seat has a standard-closing design that closes with ease and features fixings that are easy to install, making it more convenient for you from the moment you bring it home to when you use it.

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Please Note all the measurements are in 'mm'

Colour	White
Weight in kg	3
Country of Origin	EU
Warranty/Guarantee	5 Years
Material	Plastic
Seat Type	Standard

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Ideal Standard White E002101 DETAILS

Feature standard closing with bottom fix hinges
Suitable for use with Ideal Standard White WC
Comes in white finish
Constructed using plastic

Weight: 3.22 kg
Manufacturing code is E002101
5 years of manufacturer guarantee.

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John Asked :

Can you advise me on the measurements of the seat as I am trying to purchase replacement seats for a school

Answered By QS Team :
The White seat is only suited for use with the White WC which has a very distinctive profile. The seat is a premium product and is not interchangeable with designs of WC other than White. If you require any assistance in identifying the WC and seat to suit, please provide us with images of the WC from the side view as this is where distinguishing features are found.

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