This stylish, Back to Wall Toilet Suite features a vario trap, dual flush option of tap or bottom water source and box rim flushing. Available with Quiet Close™ Seat Delivery time: 6 – 8 weeks Variations: Available in S and P trap set out Finish: Vitreous China
November 21st, 2008
This stylish, Back to Wall Toilet Suite features a vario trap, dual flush option of tap or bottom water source and box rim flushing. Available with Quiet Close™ Seat
Delivery time: 6 – 8 weeks
Variations: Available in S and P trap set out
Finish: Vitreous China
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