Church 540ECBP Round Enameled Wood Toilet Seat with Easy-Clean Hinge Bulk Pack

The Church 540ECBP is a round-front seat and fits most manufacturers' round toilets. It measures 14.75 inches in length, 18.63 inches in width, and 2.25 inches in height. Round bowls are the shorter, circular front; if your bowl measures roughly 18-1/2 inches from the bolt holes to the front rim, it is elongated and this seat is the wrong shape.

The hinge lets the seat be lifted off the bowl without tools, so a custodian can clean around the bolt area and the top of the china, then snap the seat back on. For a property manager or hotel housekeeping crew, that removes the usual problem of grime building up under fixed hinge posts, and it makes swapping a damaged seat a quick job.

The 540ECBP uses enameled wood with a high-gloss finish that resists chipping and scratching. Wood seats sit more solidly and feel warmer than thin plastic, which is why they turn up in apartments, hotels, and light commercial restrooms. Solid plastic seats handle harsh chemical cleaning and heavy institutional abuse better, so for a school or a stadium restroom a plastic seat is usually the call. For multi-family and hospitality turns, this one fits.

The seat arrives with its hinge and color-matched bumpers, mounting to the two standard bolt holes in a round china bowl. Standard US toilet bolt holes are 5-1/2 inches on center, which is what this seat's hinge is built around, so no adapter is needed on a conventional round bowl.

White is the color offered, sold under part number 540ECBP 000. The bumpers and hinges are color-matched to the seat, so a white bowl gets a uniform look with no contrasting metal or off-tone plastic at the hinge.

The 540ECBP is the bulk-packed configuration of the Church 540 round enameled wood seat. It is the same seat, packaged for volume buying rather than individual retail cartons, which is how maintenance departments and property managers usually order when they are standardizing seats across a building or working through a turn schedule.

Country of origin is the United States. That matters if you are bidding public work or institutional purchasing with domestic-content preferences on the spec.