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Toilet Seats

When it comes to toilet seat replacement, there isn't a universal, one size fits all solution. Toilet lids come in a broad range of shapes and styles which are designed to fit the numerous types of toilet pan available. Luckily, we have a wide range of new toilet seats for sale so you are sure to find exactly what you are looking for. Buy a toilet seat with free standard UK delivery on orders over £499.

Just because you require a small toilet seat, perhaps for your en-suite or cloakroom, that doesn't mean you need to skimp on style. Depending on your taste, you can choose from a wide variety of colours - including white and cream toilet seats - and shapes - such as round, rectangular and square toilet seats. Browse our novelty small toilet seats for something fun and interesting to brighten up bathroom visits!

Once you know which type of toilet seat you require, such as close coupled, back to wall, soft close, top fixing or quick release, it's now time to choose the material. Solid oak and wooden toilet seats provide traditional bathrooms with a luxury look and feel while modern, designer bathrooms tend to look better with plastic toilet seats which are very easy to maintain.

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I purchased three soft closing toilet seats for my home. The package arrived promptly and was well packaged. The items are of a very good quality, sturdy and look very smart. All were relatively easy to fit and for the price paid, a sound purchase. A very happy customer.

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FAQ's

Upgrading your toilet seat is a fantastic, simple and cost effective way to improve the look of your bathroom. With that in mind, we know it can sometimes be a bit of a minefield trying to find just the right option, so that's why we've put this handy guide together to help make the process easier.

What are the different types of toilet seats?

While you might think that choosing a new toilet seat is pretty straightforward, there are a number of different types, as toilet seats have different methods of fixing and different features. Some of these types include:

Top fixing toilet seats: Some toilet seats will feature top fixing hinges while others - normally the more traditionally styled items - will have bottom fixing hinges which use bolts that secure the seat from underneath.

Soft close toilet seats: These are toilet seats with soft closing mechanisms which mean that the lid closes both gently and silently. A soft close toilet seat is great if you have small children and want to avoid the risk of them slamming the seat on their fingers.

Quick release toilet seats: These seats utilise an innovative hinge mechanism which allows you to quickly release and easily remove the toilet seat from the pan.

Antibacterial toilet seats: These seats have some form of antibacterial treatment incorporated into their material at the time of manufacture, or applied as a coating. This protective layer helps to stop bacteria multiplying on the toilet seat.

Will a universal toilet seat fit my toilet?

This all depends really. If you're not going for a direct replacement which is designed to fit your specific toilet, you do need to be careful. For example, close coupled toilet seats can be very different to back to wall toilet seats, so a truly universal toilet seat isn't really possible.

To make sure your new toilet seat fits, you will need to take some accurate measurements. These measurements are the total depth of the pan (back to front), the internal width of the pan, as well as the width at the widest point, and also the fixing centre distance.

What materials are toilet seats made of?

Generally, toilet seats are made of either plastic or wood. With wooden toilet seats, the choice is then between MDF or solid wood, such as mahogany or solid oak. Plastic toilet seats are usually cheaper, easier to clean and ideal for sleek, contemporary units. Wooden finishes, on the other hand, tend to look more at home in traditional settings. Whichever material you choose, it needs to be good quality.

What colours are available?

Toilet seats are available in a huge range of colours - or you could even opt for a more novelty design. Alongside a classic choice like white or cream, there are more modern options, such as a sleek black toilet seats or designer grey toilet seats, or even more quirky colour choices like blue, teal and peach.

Are they easy to fit?

Toilet seats are certainly one of the easier items to fit when it comes to bathroom upgrades, and they shouldn't pose any problems when tackling the job yourself (as long as your measurements are correct!)

First, you need to remove the old toilet seat. To do this, simply unscrew either the top or bottom fixing bolts which hold the seat in place and gently lift it away from the pan. Then, place the new seat down onto the pan, aligning it with the bolt holes. Push the bolts through the holes and then tighten the nuts from the underside of the pan. Don't apply too much pressure when tightening though as it will make the seat difficult to remove if you need to change it again in the future.