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soft close toilet seat
Seat is becoming slack & no longer self closes. Pan seems to be all in
one with cistern on top of back. How do I get to the bolts holding the seat to tighten them. Will I have to pull the pan away from the wall? |
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soft close toilet seat
wrote in message ... Seat is becoming slack & no longer self closes. Pan seems to be all in one with cistern on top of back. How do I get to the bolts holding the seat to tighten them. Will I have to pull the pan away from the wall? my soft close toilet seat has tiny grub screws on the back of the hinges (towards the cistern). I undo these with an allen key and the seat can be removed. The pan has some studs installed which these grub screws grab into. |
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soft close toilet seat
On 10 Mar, 14:31, wrote:
Seat is becoming slack & no longer self closes. Pan seems to be all in one with cistern on top of back. How do I get to the bolts holding the seat to tighten them. Will I have to pull the pan away from the wall? I have a (recently fitted) similar pan with soft close seat attached by "blind bolts" from top only - the hinge of the seat has a cover released via small screws - then the tops of the blind bolts are visible hope it helps jim |
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