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How do I remove these fixings please

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Hi

Can anyone help me please. I want to refresh my bathroom fittings but cannot remove the old (please see images) There are no screws visible so was thinking they would just be concealed fixings with a standard pull up system if you know what I mean. Anyway they don’t want to come off even though they definitely slide upwards. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thankyou
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  • moneysaver1978
    moneysaver1978 Posts: 644 Forumite
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    Have you tried turning anti-clockwise? Try it on the toilet roll (once you remove the roll).
  • billiepiper14
    billiepiper14 Posts: 72 Forumite
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    Have you tried turning anti-clockwise? Try it on the toilet roll (once you remove the roll).
    Hi Thankyou yes I’ve been practising on the toilet roll holder and I’ve twisted & tugged all ways but will give it another go if that’s what your thinking 
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  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 49,539 Ambassador
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    look underneath the fixing. Is there a small hole to fit a thin screwdriver or allan key?
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  • billiepiper14
    billiepiper14 Posts: 72 Forumite
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    silvercar said:
    look underneath the fixing. Is there a small hole to fit a thin screwdriver or allan key?
    Bingo that’s it Thankyou so much. Btw are you silvercar from elite money saving thread years ago ? :)
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  • silvercar
    silvercar Posts: 49,539 Ambassador
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    edited 4 February at 9:35PM
    silvercar said:
    look underneath the fixing. Is there a small hole to fit a thin screwdriver or allan key?
    Bingo that’s it Thankyou so much. Btw are you silvercar from elite money saving thread years ago ? :)
    That’s me. The ‘elite’ have moved elsewhere - DM me if you want the link.

    unscrew the little screw, be careful to catch it as it’s small. Then the outer layer of the fixing should pull forward, it may have notches to help hold it in place. Behind it should be the wall fixing with very obvious attachments.
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