Ultra White Dual Flush Valve Toilet Cistern Outlet Kit Toilet Cistern Replacement Water Cabinet WC Drainage System 32Cm Height for 2 Inch Outlets Full Kit Parts and 2 Push Button Replacements

This was perfect for replacing the flushing system in my 10 year old toilet when all the seals went and it started to ghost flush.You can cut the button plungers to fit the height of your cistern with a small hack saw.the rubber seals are all easy to fit and the valves are great quality

Cheap nasty utter rubbish- big retaining nut on the bottom of the flush unit poor fitting and kept jumping threads as it was being tightened- water fill and float bend under pressure of the water and allow more water into cistern causing it to over flow - I have thrown it in the bin and bought another from B&Q

I watched a couple tutorials and it looked simple enough but I really struggled, it may be my toilets design? The two flush button are on the tile ‘wall’ it can be removed to make changes to the flush part. I’ve contacted my landlord and asked it he could take a look at it on his next visit. For modern minimal toilets this may not work, that being said the tutorial I watched used something almost identical. Idk.I will update you when it gets resolved.

The hardest part of the install was to remove the old cistern kit as the fixings had rusted. Installing the new cistern was fairly easy if you have basic DIY skills. All the necessary components were supplied including the bolts that fix the water containment unit to the bowl, which was just as well as i had to hack saw off the old one.

After much debate I took the risk and bought this to replace a ROCA toilet valve and it worked perfectly

I’m not a plumber, but I did pick up a few tricks over the years. We have three toilets in the house, and they all use button flushing. They work fine for a couple of years, or so, and then they start surging after flushing. This is an annoying water stop start noise which can be amplified by the water pipes, so the whole house can hear it. However, there is a simple solution. Replace the flush unit!This complete cistern flush unit arrives in a plastic bag. This kit has all the replacement parts, including the ballcock replacement. However, to stop the surging problem, you only have to replace the main cylinder. You don’t need all of that, either. You’ll find that the upper section will twist and part from its base. Just twist off the old one in the cistern and put this one in the same place and with a twist to lock it. Oh, don’t forget to turn the water off!A short-term solution is to remove the said cylinder from the cistern and remove the flat looking rubber ring and replace it after turning it upside down. This will usually give you some relief but won’t last long, so order a new unit in the meantime.Overall, saves paying a plumber to do the job. I hope that helps.

Waste of money

This is a complete toilte flush valve set.It is easy to install, and the instructions are actually pretty clear.The one thing is that it doesn't exactly feel like the top of the range. Everytihng is plastic and feels a little flimsy.It is installed and works for me however.