OK - so that was a few months ago. Things have progressed since then. Here it is now...
You will note that the toilet is - how can I put this? - incomplete. Here is the story.
Toilet #1
We bought a toilet in the sale. Turns out that, due the structure of the wall behind the toilet the design of the toilet was wrong: it needed to have a side turn, rather than straight back. Thankfully, company happy to take it back and change it for...
Toilet #2
The replacement toilet ticked all the boxes per the catalogue, but in reality the pipe at the back still went the wrong way. No decent alternatives sold by that company and so bought a new toilet elsewhere. We are most grateful that they were still happy to refund us for the toilet(s) bought.
Toilet #3
Fitted perfectly ... but a crack in the pan. Replaced by...
Toilet #4
Which is what you see above. No cracks, pipes heading the right way ... but holes for fixing the toilet seat have been manufactured incorrectly, so that it cannot be fitted. The company's specialist came to have a look at it last week (full of bluster that it can't possibly be wrong) and broke the fixing.
So we head towards Toilet #5 ...
2 comments:
I've been through a few renovations. Hell...isn't it? Alternatively you could try Roman toilets?!
Hadriana - Hmmm... I think maybe not. Although they'd be better than many others through history!
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