Britton Trim Back To Wall WC Pan With Soft Close Seat

Britton TRIM.003 Details

Add a polished and streamlined Britton Trim Back to Wall WC Pan with a Soft Close Seat that displays a curving design and latest features. The Back-To-Wall WC Pan is a neat effort to make effective use of the wall to place the pan against it and hide the plumbing work and Cistern in a Concealed fashion.

The pan is treated with a white finish over the vitreous china body and comes with a soft close seat. The white finish brings a sense of versatility, making it blend with all kinds of decor.

Manufacture code of this product: TRIM.003
It comes in a white finish
Size of WC Pan In [mm]: 366mm x 420mm [Width x Height]
Size of WC Pan In [cm]: 36.6cm x 42cm [Width x Height]
Projection: 500mm - (50cm)
Refer to the technical image for detailed technical dimensions

Info / Size (mm)

Size
Width: 366 mm
Projection: 500 mm
Height: 420 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Range
: Trim
⤷ Colour
: White
⤷ Weight in kg
: 24
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: Lifetime
⤷ Material
: vitreous china
⤷ Theme
: Modern
⤷ Installation Type
: Floor Mounted
⤷ Projection (Depth)
: 500
⤷ Width
: 370

⤷ Height
: 460
⤷ Seat Included
: Yes
⤷ Seat Type
: Soft Close
⤷ Seat Finish
: White
⤷ Barcode
: 5057199957603
⤷ Front Of Bowl To Centre Of Seat Holes
: 432
⤷ Base width
: 279
⤷ Base Depth (projection)
: 395

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the installation instructions Pdf File

Britton Trim Back To Wall WC Pan With Soft Close Seat

£228.78

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 4 Working Days Approx

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2 Features Included In This Product Explained

Soft-Close Seat

Soft-closing seats are a new alternative to classic seats. Their modern design hinges allow them to close slowly and gently.

Vitreous-China Material

Vitreous china is an innovative glass-based enamel coating applied to porcelain. This glazed coating makes the base material durable, denser, and very glossy. When ceramics are coated with vitreous enamel, the resulting product is called vitreous china. This enamel is created by applying heat to powdered glass.

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