Where can I buy a coloured toilet?

Horasio

Try cruising the local skips - I always see coloured suites in them.

They will regret it, in 10 years time they will be back in fashion, (when some interior designer guru say white is cold, dull and clinical) will be extremely hard to find, and therefore will be very expensive:D

purply

the reclamation yard is around the corner from where we live-if its any good for you, seeing as you are in warrington and kind of nearish, i'll get the number for you.
should be passing by it at some point today.

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purply

i use the term reclamation yard loosley! its more like a junk yard but we found our cistern and we found an exact replica of a marble panel that we needed for our fireplace, so quite a good little place.

plumb1_2

Give http://www.smithsbathrooms.co.uk/ a ring, they supply bathrooms to the trade showrooms.
I managed to get a Lemon/ primrose double trap syphomic wc pan off them, for £175, i was quoted £300- £520 from other place's.

chrisw

lynnexxxo wrote: »

I am going to be replacing my champagne/beige coloured toilet in the next few weeks. You can have it if you want it.

I'm in scotland though,

Thanks for the offer, but it's a bit far and probably too awkward to post.

Got in a bit of an altercation with OH in Homebase this evening when I offered to compromise by replacing the toilet AND sink with a white one but leaving the bath. She wouldn't have it, though.

purply

hi,
i don't know if you are till interested in the reclamation yard in manchester (where i got my coloured cistern from), but i passed the the yard today. It is called NERF and the number is 01617401701

apologies if im not allowed to put numbers up but don't know how to PM

chrisw

Thanks for that, Ive written it down in case it gets removed. I've just read another thread on repairing a cracked cistern with silicone aquarium sealant so I'm going to give that a go first.

lexie55_2

Qualceram On Google, Trent Tradition Range Specialise In Older Discontinued Colours...

Sledgehead

Old thread I know, but ...

... bathroom furniture by its very nature lasts and lasts until either:

1 ) home "improvements";
2 ) an accident.

The latter is usually covered by your insurance.