SA Products Quick Release Toilet Seat - with Soft Close & Hinges for Easy Cleaning Universal Bathroom Bowl Seating Thermoset Lid, ABS Cylinder, Fixings 45.8x38x5cm, White

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However, once adjusted, hold the hinge so it doesn’t move, pop the screw down in and screw it up tight and then repeat for the other side. Step 3 – Fit Seat in Place

For both of these options, safety is paramount so put on your protective gear like glasses, gloves, and use the duct tape to cover the rest of the toilet from damage. This process could be hard to do so consider calling in a professional. Removing Seat with No Screws

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English inventors led the way in developing the flushing toilet, which featured a rudimentary seat. Over time, the toilet seat has evolved significantly. Molded plastic seats were introduced in the 1940s, and in the modern era, we have soft-closing seats for added convenience. Available in a vast range of different styles, wooden seats are both comfortable and warmer than plastic in the cold.

Hidden fixings are common with modern toilets as people don’t want to see bolts on their toilets, plus it prevents them from damage. Pointed Nose: One of the most common types of toilet seat and used for more traditional toilets, they are comfortable to use but are slightly larger than rounded seats To find the correct hole, loosely screw the studs in and position the seat in place and ensure all points above are met.

How to fit a new toilet seat

Use a propane torch to loosen the bolts then break the pieces of metal down to remove them. Set it at a low flame and be very cautious to avoid burns. Heat the bolts for a few seconds then remove. Fixing (domed, stainless washers, fixing nut and bolt): Connects to the hinge plate and fixes everything to the toilet pan