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Diy Replacing Toilet Bowl

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Hi all,

I have crack lines on my toilet bowl after 1 year. It is a Saniton Camellia ST2488, provided by HDB. :furious:

I am thinking to DIY on changing it to a Baron. It is the cheapest and is available in the estore, which I could have it delivered to me at $15.

Is it hard to change the toilet bowl? Anyone have any suggestions or experiences on changing to share?

:sport-smiley-003:

Thanks

KW

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi all,

I have crack lines on my toilet bowl after 1 year. It is a Saniton Camellia ST2488, provided by HDB. :furious:

I am thinking to DIY on changing it to a Baron. It is the cheapest and is available in the estore, which I could have it delivered to me at $15.

Is it hard to change the toilet bowl? Anyone have any suggestions or experiences on changing to share?

:sport-smiley-003:

Thanks

KW

Easy as ABC

Just break away existing toilet bowl and attached water cistern.with a sledge hammer.

Clean away all debris and lay at least 3 inch white cement round edge of toilet hole

Rest new bowl in alignment with hole and press down and scrape off excess cement.

Re drill holes in wall to mount water cistern.

Wait for two days for cement to dry before use

Edited by fierydragon

  • 1 year later...

measure the distance between

centre of hole to the wall.

u need that to purchase the adaptor!

v important.

see our baron 303 bowl here

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