Broken toilet pan - how easy is it to replace?

[Rickyy]

Have you emailed Twyford with a picture? Even if they don't produce them anymore, they may be able to tell you the name so you can search elsewhere.

[g7jtk]

Look at the lettering inside the lid. This will tell the merchant what model it is. Also take the photo with you. There may also be a date in there.
Once you have that information you may even be able to locate one on ebay

[RichB]

Gingerbread Man said:

threadlock said:

Good idea!



Like I say, I think it's a Twyford suite in there but the pan has no markings on it. Would be about 10-12 years old.

What's all the patching in around back?

I think that's because it doesn't go flush.

[threadlock]

RichB said:

I think that's because it doesn't go flush.

I see what you did there.

Yeah, the pan backs onto a cupboard/unit that contains the cistern and whoever fitted it out had to use a piece of plastic trim to bridge the gap at the bottom. Builders, eh?

[Evoluzione]

It's possibly not old enough, but these guys may be able to help: http://www.nationaldiscontinuedbathrooms.co.uk/
If not by supplying, but just helping ID it perhaps.

[daytona365]

'Built in' spells a bit more trouble/care taken to fit, than a good old fashioned free standing pan.