Elderly relative has a brown (Ugh) bathroom suite. The toilet cistern has
cracked due to fitting a tight new flushing lever.

Any ideas if a brown replacement might be available? (Close coupled)

Any ideas on how to stop if weeping through the crack?

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Regards

John



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"John" wrote in message
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Elderly relative has a brown (Ugh) bathroom suite. The toilet cistern has
cracked due to fitting a tight new flushing lever.

Any ideas if a brown replacement might be available? (Close coupled)

Any ideas on how to stop if weeping through the crack?

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Nope!

Silicon seal the back of it

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
John wrote:

Elderly relative has a brown (Ugh) bathroom suite. The toilet cistern
has cracked due to fitting a tight new flushing lever.

Any ideas if a brown replacement might be available? (Close coupled)

Any ideas on how to stop if weeping through the crack?


How far does the crack extend down? Can you stop it leaking simply by
adjusting the ball valve to lower the water level?
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Cheers,
Set Square
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Go and talk to your local branch of Travis Perkins. Normally cisterns
are BS colours and small runs of these colours are available for
replacement purposes. The cost is normally £100, which I regard as
reasonable for a 1 off item.

Regards
Capitol

"Set Square" wrote in message
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
John wrote:

Elderly relative has a brown (Ugh) bathroom suite. The toilet cistern
has cracked due to fitting a tight new flushing lever.

Any ideas if a brown replacement might be available? (Close coupled)

Any ideas on how to stop if weeping through the crack?



I've just replaced a brown 1980's Bathroom suite,

and still have the cistern in the shed. Bit scaled inside though!