Centoco Round Toilet Seat, Heavy-Duty Wood Core with Plastic Scratch-Resistant Finish, Residential, Made in the USA, 700-001, White
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Arrives
Monday, Apr 27
Color: White
Size: Standard Round
Features
- HIGH QUALITY: Ergonomically contoured heavy duty molded plastic shell over wood core which wont crack, chip, peel, flake, dent, flatten, bend or fade like other wood seats
- STABLE / SECURE: Seat is anchored into position with impact absorbing hinges and corrosion-free hardware. Molded bumpers won't fall off and are hygienic, and color-matched.
- SANITARY: Non-porous, scratch resistant high-gloss finish that wont stain or discolor
- SUPERIOR FIT / EASY TO INSTALL: Easy to install and fits on regular round toilet bowls including Kohler, American Standard, TOTO and many more
- MADE IN THE USA
Description
Centoco 700 - It's Wood. Only better. Centocore premium molded wood toilet seats are a thick polypropylene shell over a wood core that won't crack, chip, dent, flatten, flake, fade or peel like other wood seats. Super sanitary and non-porous. The seat is easy to install With top mount hinges and corrosion free hardware. Beautiful high-gloss finish available in several colors to match your bowl and bathroom decor. Fits all manufacturers round toilets. Proudly made in Mccrory, Arkansas, USA.
Color: White
Brand: Centoco
Material: Wood
Style: Standard / Made in the USA
Shape: Round
Product Dimensions: 16.75"L x 14.38"W
Item Weight: 5.5 Pounds
UPC:
Global Trade Identification Number: 14
Operation Mode: Manual
Brand Name: Centoco
Model Number: 700-001
UPC: 017053720014
Global Trade Identification Number: 14
Manufacturer: Centoco Manufacturing Corporation
Manufacturer Part Number: 700-001
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Item Type Name: Toilet Seat
Included Components: Hardware
Color: White
Style: Standard / Made in the USA
Shape: Round
Material Type: Wood
Operation Mode: Manual
Item Dimensions L x W: 16.75"L x 14.38"W
Item Weight: 5.5 Pounds
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