I Can't Find The Right Toilet Flush System

[Shughes123]

Hi everyone, my toilet flush has broken and I can't seem to find a new one to fit. It's a small corner toilet. The long side is 13 inches and the short sides are 10 inches. It has a push button at the top and the flush system in there at the moment is 2 separate pieces. It also has a 2 1/4 inch outlet hole at the bottom. Links to the correct system would be much appreciated!

[bookbinder]

Is this any good?
https://advice.manomano.co.uk/toilet-flush-buying-guide-697

[TonyV]

do you have manufacturers name and model? failing that remove all the parts you need and take them to local builders merchants or DIY shed and see if they can sell you a kit.

[Togo]

When you say "broken" what do you mean? It won't flush? The button doesn't move? It is running all the time? How is it faulty? The two parts that you have managed to identify are the water inlet valve,and the siphon/flush valve. If the button moves but the toilet does not flush it is going to be the flush valve. However considering that you have to turn off the supply, empty the flush tank and and fit a new flush valve, common sense says change both valves as they are the same age and cost peanuts. If you honestly cannot identify what you need to do the job then you are not up to doing it. It is easy but a fiddly pain, and not something that you want to get wrong. You need the basic tools to even think about it and the ability to recognise the correct screw fittings that are already there to match up with. If you rhink that you can do the job try here. They have all the fittings that you are liable to require and the staff have always been helpful when I need anything. This is the new name for the old Plumb Centre.

https://www.wolseley.co.uk/

[The Builder]

What you need should be among this lot Mr Hughes...........

https://www.screwfix.com/c/heating-plumbing/toilet-flush-buttons/cat831530#category=cat831618&page_size=20&page_start=0

If you're not sure, I would do what Tony has suggested..........
but, preferably a plumbers merchants. Builders Merchants will likely have only a small selection.

You just need a narrow, pillar type fill valve, and a separate flush valve (again narrow) such as a "Fluidmaster"