Seat Covers and Hinges: What to Specify
The seat and hinges are a separate specification from the pan. What to write down so the set that arrives matches the pan you ordered.
Comparing Three Quotes for the Same Toilet
Three quotes for the same model can differ by a third. Where the differences hide, and the six lines to compare before you negotiate.
What a Sanitaryware Quotation Should Itemise
Sixteen lines decide whether a quotation is comparable: what a sanitaryware quote should state, and what its silence costs you later.
Reading a Sanitaryware Spec Sheet: The Eight Lines
Eight lines decide whether a quotation matches the model you think you are buying: code, dimensions, mounting, flush, rim, trap, finish and what is in the set.
Specifying Toilets for a Saudi Project: A Buyer’s Checklist
A Saudi order is decided by sequencing rather than price: who registers on SABER, what the certificate names, and which order proves the route.
Ordering Toilets for Australia: A First-Order Checklist
WaterMark certifies the product and WELS certifies the flush. A first order has to satisfy both before the container moves, and both are checked from paper.
Specifying Toilets for an EU Project: A Buyer’s Checklist
In the EU the document is the deliverable: a Declaration of Performance drawn up per model against EN 997. These are the decisions that keep it valid.