Reliable toilet suite any recommendations
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tarotlova
8 years agoI have brought a Caroma Urbane for my new build, it will suit your set out plus it can be plumbed as a back entry this means there will be no tap & hose visible from one side of the toilet it is done from inside the cistern. This toilet is also higher like a disabled toilet and is more streamlined than the Opal which is quiet chunky.
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