Elongated toilet doesn't fit where a round toilet was installed

Typically there is no serial number associated with a toilet seat. The seat will either be a round front or an elongated seat. Just make sure the shape is the same when purchasing the replacement seat.

You cannot. As you state, it is discontinued, confirmed on Kohler site.

If color is really important, consider painting it or a new replacement using an appliance epoxy spray paint such as Rust-Oleum after careful preparation of the surfaces.

Your toilet is still offered by the manufacturer:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/toilets/williamsburg-one-piece-elongated-toilet/

Available replacement toilet seats from American Standard can be seen and ordered here:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/repair-parts/toilet-seats/

You might consider finding you nearest dealer or choose another on-line retailer:

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/dealerLocator.aspx

Before ordering suggest you confirm with American Standard Customer Service the appropriate replacement seat for your model.

http://www.americanstandard-us.com/customerservice/onlineStoreSupport.aspx

This video is a farly good representative of a typical install and if you just want to tighten the seat you have just do that.

http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/replacing-an-old-toilet-seat-with-a-new-one/1519a641768dd7ab92be1519a641768dd7ab92be-332802162860?q=eljer+toilet+seat+replacement+instructions&FROM=LKVR5>1=LKVR5&FORM=LKVR

Companies like Bemis make seats for other companies. Find out whether your seat is elongated or round and go to your nearest hardware store and order one through Bemis. IF it is of COLOR, then write down any codes inside your tank before you go to your nearest store. This may help the associate find the right color through Bemis.

The water supply line on your Aquia toilet was installed before the tank was mounted to the bowl and the tank must be removed to change it.

Hi,

The manual http://www.saniflo.co.uk/pdf/install/Sanicompact.pdf shows that the lid and seat is of an elongated design and I think that you would need to get a direct replacement instead of trying to fit a standard seat/lid combo as a replacement. A normal seat/lid may line up with the fixing holes, but would probably not be the same elongated design.



You should be able to get a direct replacement from your plumbers merchant (may need to order), or from Saniflo directly http://www.saniflo.co.uk/

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The best fix here is to purchase two new seats which come with the hinges attached. they are easy for the home owner to install. You can get them at any home depot or lowes where u will have many choices of color, design etc. Be to sure to note whether your toilet seats are round or elongated as you will want a round sear for a round toilet and an elongated seat for an elongated toilet. get back if you have any questions. the new seats will cost 15-40 dollars each depending on which ones you select.

There are two types of bowls as far as toilets are concerned...elongated and round front. The seats are interchangable as long as there isn't anything different in the way the seat is mounted to the toilet. As far as I know and my experiance with both brands, I can't see any reason why it would not work.

Hi neenyc02.

I'm Harvey the Master Plumber.

Your problem is: The cistern to your toilet is behind a wall. and you can't fit a new seat

I'm having trouble visuallising your problem. For the average toilet there are only two sizes, round front and elongated. Compost and other special types are usually made to accept one or the other. If we're talking about a small marine tupe or such it would still install very much the same way. If you could upload some clear pictures of your problem it would help a great deal. In any case you will need access to the bolt holes (top & bottom).

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