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Roper Rhodes Scheme 570mm Back To Wall WC Unit Gloss White - RRBTWFLT.W

Colour	Gloss White

Roper Rhodes Scheme RRBTWFLT.W DETAILS

Fully backed by a solid 10-year manufacturer guarantee against any manufacturing defects for ensuring your peace of mind and sealing your buying decision, this Roper Rhodes Scheme 570mm Back To Wall WC Unit will impart a majestic ambience to your essential bathroom moments. Manufactured to the highest standards from the prime quality material under strict quality control supervision, this WC unit will serve you efficiently over many years, and the pristine white finish transforms your bathroom into a style zone. This unit neatly conceals unsightly pipework and is supplied with coordinating worktop.

Available in different finishes - [Optional]
Size: 570 x 235 x 860mm [Width x Depth x Height]
Conceals unsightly pipework

Supplied with coordinating worktop
10 years of guarantee from Roper Rhodes.

PRODUCT VARIATIONS INFO & MFC CODE

Available Finishes Along With Manufacturing Code:
Gloss White - RRBTWFLT.W
Matt Carbon - RRBTWFLT.MCB
Matt Light Clay - RRBTWFLT.MLC
Gloss Dark Clay - RRBTWFLT.GDC
Gloss Light Grey - RRBTWFLT.LG
Umbra - RRBTWFLT.UMB
Gloss Calico - RRBTWFLT.GCA
Gloss Mist - RRBTWFLT.GMS
Gloss Warm Grey - RRBTWFLT.GWG
Smoked Walnut - RRBTWFLT.SW
Charcoal Elm - RRBTWFLT.CE
Alpine Elm - RRBTWFLT.AE
Dark Elm - RRBTWFLT.DE
Light Elm - RRBTWFLT.LE
Mali - RRBTWFLT.MA
Pale Driftwood - RRBTWFLT.PD
Anthracite - RRBTWFLT.G.

Total: £193.63 9 Working Days Approx QS Supplies

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John BURY ST. EDMUNDS Date: March 19, 2021

A quality piece of bathroom furniture.

The toilet flush unit is of a very high quality finish. It provides a number of plumbing opportunities, all of which are easily accessed thanks to the unit's design and structure. I encountered some difficulty plumbing the mains into the left side of the flushing unit as space was limited, and it was necessary to reduce the thread length of the flush input.

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