How it Works

The BFL toilet pan fixing kit comes with a very clearly defined simple set of DIY instructions. You can secure a WC pan to the floor without cement, adhesives or long screws. The fixings lock the toilet pan firmly in place while protecting services such as pipes and wiring. This method makes fixing a WC pan to the floor cleaner, quicker and fully removable for future maintenance - no drilling, no mess, and no risk of damage to your flooring. Drilling concrete floors for fixing pan blocks is minimal [4 rawl plugs] 10x32mm.

• BFL FD4 direct to floor fixing: £7.50 + delivery.

• BFL FD2 side fixing: £8.50 + delivery.

The cost of fixing a toilet to the floor depends on the materials used and the installation method. Traditional sand-and-cement approaches can be time-consuming and messy, often requiring extra materials or professional help. In comparison, BFL toilet pan floor fixings offer a cost-effective, reusable solution that saves time during both installation and future maintenance, giving long-term value.

Not all toilet pans however the material used in the manufacture of the fixings is very easy to work with and modify. The BFL toilet base fixings are designed to work with most floor-fitted toilet pan designs. They’re fully adjustable and suitable for fixing toilet pans to concrete floors or timber floors, making them ideal for use in a wide range of domestic and commercial settings.

No. That’s one of the main advantages of our toilet pan fixing kit. Traditional methods of fixing a toilet to the floor involve bedding the toilet pan on sand and cement to hold it in place, which makes removal difficult later. The BFL fixing system eliminates fixing with long screws, sand and cement or a concrete bed, providing a fast, secure and professional way to fit a toilet pan to the floor without the mess or hassle.

Yes. Unlike traditional methods, BFL toilet base fixings are reusable and allow you to remove and refit the toilet pan quickly without causing damage to the floor or pan, so you’re not left wondering how to repair the floor under the toilet each time. This is particularly helpful when carrying out repairs, upgrades or decorative changes such as tiling. Simply loosen, lift, and refasten - no cracking, no re-cementing, no wasted time.