Offset fill valve
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Sorry mean with the Syphon in place a fluidmaster won't fit as it's straight would foul the Syphon. Just wondered if the offset ones at the same height are sold often there isn't many online
I don’t know about the same height. So none of these would fit?
www.fluidmaster.com
www.toolstation.com
If you really want one the same, and can be arsed, get a brass one and offset it.
Fluidmaster Toilet Fill Vlave
Toilet fill valves refill the toilet tank and bowl to the correct water levels after flushing. They replace old style ballcocks and other older designs. Fluidmaster invented the fill valve technology in 1958.
www.fluidmaster.com
Hydroflo Airgap Compact Float Valve | Inlet Valves - TYDE
Hydroflo compact delay fill bottom inlet valve with brass tail, designed for use as a replacement in most plastic and ceramic exposed and concealed cisterns
www.thomasdudley.co.uk
Viva Skylo Bottom Entry Fill Valve
The small and compact design of this Viva Skylo bottom entry fill valve means it can fit into a variety of different cistern sizes. You can adjust its height from 203mm to 305mm, and it delivers a quiet and water-saving delayed fill.• Suitable for both high and low pressure• Compact design fits...
www.toolstation.com
If you really want one the same, and can be arsed, get a brass one and offset it.
Wickes/B&Q Macdee Cranked Bottom Entry Ballvalve 10in CP365 EDLR2-7
N B Replaced by Mk2 Shown in second
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May just take a straight one?
It should just about take a straight one? Sorry I just don't want to get it out and can't get it to fit.
Havn't you fixed this yet?
Andy
Andy
I'm going to try now. Judging by the close up picture it should take a straight armed fill valve?
They put a cranked one in because it is a tight fit.
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Wickes/B&Q Macdee Cranked Bottom Entry Ballvalve 10in CP365 EDLR2-7
N B Replaced by Mk2 Shown in second
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