I am replacing a old syphon with a turbo 88 dual flush how do i decide which length to get they all appear to fit in the space available?
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turbo 88 dual flush
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The vast majority of cisterns were fitted with a 91/2" syphon until a few years ago when a new bye-law said cisterns had to have an internal overflow facility. Nowadays they have a 71/2" syphon fitted, or a flush valve.
By the way, the turbo 88 in various heights will be phased out soon as it is now available adjustable between 71/2" and 10". Try to get an adjustable one.
Better still - if it's a low-level cistern - fit a flapper valve.
By the way, the turbo 88 in various heights will be phased out soon as it is now available adjustable between 71/2" and 10". Try to get an adjustable one.
Better still - if it's a low-level cistern - fit a flapper valve.
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