This toilet bowl is quite rare to see here, yet I saw this and another one of these but older batch.
The logo is a dark blue, printed off-centre.
The cistern is very big, I think it's one of the older 9 litre ones. To flush the toilet you must push the button sticking out the top, and what I like about these is that they are unique and use a syphon that gives a good sound and pressure, unlike the valves used with buttons nowadays, to tell if a toilet is a syphon flush, listen at the end when the water stops, if you a rumbling like sound and the water gets more powerful then stops, it's a syphon. To tell if it's a valve, at the end it will make a thump as the valve falls and the water will just stop with no gurgle or anything.
Here's a close-up of the button.
What is different about the syphons with these buttons is that if you press the button down again when it's flushing and it stays down (As it goes back up if you press once) The end of the flush is different.
I like the sound and flush for this one shame these buttons are becoming rarer. I've only seen about 3.
Enjoy the video.
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