High quality plastic toilet seat

snipped-for-privacy@netscape.net (blu4899) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:

Look for "commercial/institutional" plastic toilet seats. This type will hold up for years.

Wayne

Wayne Boatwright wrote in news:Xns94C9EDF1D584Cwayneboatwright@204.127.36.1:

BTW, here's a good example...

You're lucky they didn't split at a joint - most aren't very well made which is why I make my own. Seats are 4 pieces half lapped, some close to 20 years old, no problems. They are lacquered, have to refinish every 7-8 years.

As far as the lid feet piercing the seat goes, the solution is to replace them with soft rubber feet that screw on and to fill the countersunk screw hole in the feet with silicone...keeps the screw head from marring the seat. The feet I'm talking about are normally available at Ace Hardware.

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Actually any plastic seat will be fine compared to wood. The biggest problem seems to be the cheap hinge mechanism and mounting hardware. The ones you show do seem to have high quality hardware though - maybe even worth all that money :-)

What are you doing (eating?) to blister the paint on your toilet seat?