Taps2TrapsReplacement Flush Valve Seal & Clip for Ideal Standard Armitage Shanks Flush Valves SV01967

Slightly larger than the existing seal on our toilet, but still fits within the gap on the system. Measured before buying and there's about a 1cm difference between the two.Easy to fit, even for a novice like me. No more dribble down the back of the toilet bowl. Saved us about £100 on a plumber, so I'm very glad I gave it a go!

Excellent service. The part arrived the day after placing hhe order. It fitted perfectly and cured the leak. A very pleased customer.

Works well, jut destroy the old white clip with a pair of side cutters and the job is done in under 5 minutes

Easy fit and work perfectly

The overall circumference of this washer is slightly bigger than the original but the centre piece fit perfectly and it did the job of stopping the leakage of water

Just purchased again. The first one lasted 2 years then slowly started letting water through. Easy to install. Save your money do it yourself.

You’ll probably find at some point your new build home toilets will start constantly leaking water into the toilet bowl, as they all seem to use the same flush valves (Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon etc). I’ve seen some original flush valve seals last a year, others 10yrs but eventually they all begin to fall apart and lose the seal. This is a super cheap and effective way to fix the issue, and this seal, albeit a little larger in diameter than manufacturer spec, seals perfectly. Just make sure you clean everything up while it’s all out, especially if you use sanitising toilet blocks.

Unfortunately these didn't create a sufficient seal on my toilet. I had to purchase the more expensive Armitage Shanks branded. They worked a treat. If you try these and get he fail look for the new white silicone seals.