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Anyone know of a supply house that will accept a posted wc seat template and mail back a match?
The seat Mfr is out of business many years, and the original fixings are broke, & no new fixings will work or suit with the seat and cover.
So I've got to change the odd shaped seat for new that comes with fixings.
The option of pulling the pan and replacing the lot is not really an option due to the cistern , & soil pipe, having been built in and tiled over in a complicated way.
 
You may pay more for a discontinued seat then a new wc. What make is it?
 
Yep there still going, they got took over by wquin
 
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