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Discuss Struggling to dismantle top fixing toilet seat in the Boilers area at Plumbers Forums
Those flat things fixed to the bottom of all of that, will be screwed on from under the back of the loo. You need to get your head under the back of the loo and you should see a wingnut on each of those. You unscrew them (usually filthy so give them a wipe first) and that whole thing lifts off.
Your new loo seat should have the whole fixings with it. You don't want to just replace the top part. That'll be the first bit to go for sure.
The fixing looks like this when it's apart
SKIP20PP REPL. FITTINGS CEDO TOILET SEA | DIY at B&Q
This white toilet seat fitting from Cedo is compatible with the following Cedo models: Tarragon, Sorrel, Poplar.www.diy.com
