Euroflo Zinc Chrome effect Cistern lever kit
Discontinued
Unfortunately, we no longer stock this item
Product details
Product information
This silver chrome effect concealed cistern replacement lever kit from Euroflo is suitable for Suitable for concealed cisterns with siphon flush valves.
- Manufacturer guarantee - 3 months
- Compatible with Compatible with concealed cisterns with siphon flush valves.
Features and benefits
- Chrome finish metal lever
- Full installation instructions on packaging
- For use with concealed cisterns with siphon flush valves
- It can make better use of resources to repair rather than replace items
- Chrome finish metal lever
Specifications
| Brand | Euroflo |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Colour group | Silver |
| Material | Zinc |
| Model name/number | BQ0025 |
| Effect | Chrome effect |
| Product length | 380mm |
| Product code | 5011629012829 |
Reviews
4.75 / 5(4 reviews)Ambrosia - 5 / 5 - 20/09/2016
Now Fully Working
Ours is a cistern concealed in one of these modern all-in-one cabinets. The old cistern arm was operated by the lever and the lifting mechanism was a plastic arm held to the metal lever arm by a normal screw. This had gradually eaten into the metal that eventually had cause a groove so the arm did not operate. This replacement had a plastic arm that fits to the syphon but it connected to the lever with a nut and bolt that clamped to the arm. A fiddly job in a confined space but it now works perfectly. Can't believe I did it.
bumbel - 5 / 5 - 20/04/2016
did the job it was intended for
Handle fitted on cistern with minor adjustments works well
Tommy89 - 4 / 5 - 06/12/2015
Just the Job
Excellent product but a bit expensive. (Subsequently found the same product at half the price on line).
Chris1983 - 5 / 5 - 16/04/2015
Good Quality Easy to Fit
Dont be put off but the plastic threaded tube part it makes the installation much easier than a steel or brass one as it cuts very easy and often a trial and error approach is needed when fitting to an existing system. You can cut away a little at a time until you have the right length also it wont corrode like my old one (i had to cut one of the nuts off with a hacksaw and cut the steel tube in half). Once the old one was out it took about 10 min to fit and i'm by no means a plumber .