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    Long armed ball cock/float valve

    Thanks folks - glad its of interest. Nige - we're on the same page, I'm going for an authentic Edwardian bathroom for my 1906 terrace. Right. Option 1: Buy two quality float valves from Screwfix - like this. Cut both arms to give one long arm. Thread the ends using a die (I've never...
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    Long armed ball cock/float valve

    Hi folks. I'm restoring a 1906 Japkap high-level toilet cistern (pine, lead-lined) and have run into a slight snag. The original ballcock was brass (no problem - easy to replace you say…), however there were two unique factors. 1) the arm of the ballcock would need to be around 340mm...
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    lead lining a box (to be watertight)

    Thank you both very much for your help and for the links. Given it is a specialist job (and the difficulty I'm having in finding a suitable lead sheet at a low price) - I think I'll finish cleaning up the box and rebuilding the mechanism. Then I'll properly inspect the lead and do a leak test...
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    lead lining a box (to be watertight)

    Hi folks. My first post here - I'm restoring a 1906 terrace and could do with some advice. First off - this is to do with a toilet cistern, but as it will need to be lead lined I thought that the skills involved would be closer to those of a roofer so hopefully no one will object if I post...
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