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If so, any links/recommendations to decent ones, soft close pref.

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Yes mate, search "top fixing w/c seats" even amazon sell them
 
Only prob if the pan has a designated seat/design I paid 78 for my seat if I wanted soft close was 110 ideal standard BTW pan if yours is standard design then you may be ok..brum
 
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