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Fixing modern toilets ?
On Apr 24, 11:39 pm, Colin Wilson
o.uk wrote: Further to the recent bathroom from hell thread, our new bog hasn't got the normal floor mounting screw holes, it only has horizontal holes towards the back of the pan. How the hell are you supposed to secure them ? You should have a fixing kit for it. The 2 types I've used are as follows: 1/ A metal spike that screws into the floor with a threaded hole in the top. Line up the pan and bolt through the holes in the pan into the hole in the spike. 2/ A plastic L-shaped block that screws to the floor and sticks up next to the holes. Position the pan and screw through the holes into the block. If you can't get the fixing kit from the supplier, you could bodge a similar fixing to 2 by screwing a block of wood to the floor in the right place, then screwing through the hole in the pan into it. A |
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