KWC Franke Stainless Steel Accessible Toilet Suite
Auckland
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The KWC Franke FRFM5-300VP is a disabled compliant stainless steel back to wall/ floor mounted toilet suite. It is suitable when vandal resistant products are required.
The cistern tank provided is WISA 300VP which is surface mounted behind a robust stainless steel cover.The pneumatic actuator is fitted on this. This is only available in a single 6L flush version.
Product Details
- Product
- KWC Franke Stainless Steel Accessible Toilet Suite
- Category
- Toilet Suites
- Sold by
- MacDonald Industries
- Brand
- Franke
- Type of use
- Commercial and Residential
MacDonald Industries is specified by
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The KWC Franke FRFM5-300VP is a disabled compliant stainless steel back to wall/ floor mounted toilet suite.
It is suitable when vandal resistant products are required.
The cistern tank provided is WISA 300VP which is surface mounted behind a robust stainless steel cover.The pneumatic actuator is fitted on this. This is only available in a single 6L flush version.
- Specs
FRFM5-300VP - Accessible compliant toilet suite.
OPTIONS:
FRSP - Grey plastic seat pads.
FRSW - White seat and lid.
FRSB - Black seat and lid.FRFM5-ZHVP-ACC - Accessible compliant toilet suite with Zurn flush valve
Also available in standard height to suit non disabled applications - refer FRFM4-300VP
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Frequently asked questions about
KWC Franke Stainless Steel Accessible Toilet Suite
The KWC Franke Stainless Steel Accessible Toilet Suite is supplied by MacDonald Industries. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product MacDonald Industries lists on ArchiPro.
MacDonald Industries does not publish a price for the KWC Franke Stainless Steel Accessible Toilet Suite on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Toilet Suites on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with toilet suites from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Tokoroa Public Toilets by MacDonald Industries and Selwyn Domain Public Bathrooms | Mission Bay by MacDonald Industries. See how it was used in a finished space.
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