Sharon
Hard to clean rimless toilet and seat
I bought a rimless toilet and toilet seat, toilet roll holder, vanity basin with wash-stand and taps and a dual shower as I loved the period looks and had seen there products used in numerous hotels and restaurants. Not overly impressed with the weight and feel of the toilet flush handle, basin and shower taps and the toilet roll handle has to be regularly tightened. My biggest issue is the basin has to be scrubbed daily, especially after brushing teeth. Every little piece of dirt, dusk or debris seems to stick to the white porcelain/finish which was described as the opposite. Not to mention the rimless toilet bowl. OMGoodness, it stains yellow after a few days and no toilet brush can reach the area so I have to put on rubber gloves and scrub with a scourer. I live in a soft water area and have installed 3 bathrooms in this one room and this has never happened or in the cloakroom toilet. Again I blame the finish/porcelain or whatever this nano coating is. Also after about 6 months the first toilet seat started to yellow and discolour. There is only 2 of us and we use another toilet more regularly. Also as I decorated this bathroom predominantly white, I bought and used clear, bleach and taint free cleaning products that had won awards for their eco benefits. The owner of the bathroom company was helpful when I complained but the Burlington rep wasn't and even went as far as to imply I was lying about the cleaning products I was using. As everyone else has mentioned, these toilet seats are expensive and are not even solid wood. I bought another as the showroom gave me a discount as I think they were embarrassed with the Burlington rep. Within the year that also discoloured and now I see its started to peel. Yes the Burlington products look nice, but don't be fooled with their price that you're getting great quality. If I could re-do this room again I would and would avoid Burlington.


