When I first saw this, it looked like the newest batch of something.
But don't be fooled, like the say, don't read a book by it's front cover. Or at least I think that's how that saying goes ...
Anyway behind the seat and lid, I found the logo, it's a Twyfords, a batch before the newest.
I was very suprised, I was expecting Twyford or Armitage Shanks, mostly Twyford though.
The handle I believe is a Armitage Shanks, I think, might be DVS as the taps were DVS.
The flush sound is the usual sound for this batch of Twyfords. Pressure is good.
Enjoy the video.
2 comments:
I first saw this type of sitting Twyfords back in 1986,with the cursive brand logo.
The next time I saw it was in 1998,where the brand logo was the new batch,with the new brand logo.
This handle seems to be quite common in Hong Kong,I have seen it in a few public toilets.
I haven't actually seen one of these with the new logo. I was expecting this one to be new as when I walked in the main toilet area, everything is modern.
What year does the new logo originate from?
The handle is also common here, used quite a few times.
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