Replacement 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! Update: just got a second one for our upstairs loo and again it does the job nicely. It does dribble a little bit after you flush but stops after a couple of minutes. After having a leaking toilet for long it's hard to remember if that's normal, but the toilets no longer need to fill themselves up if they haven't been used in a few hours so it's obviously stopped that.

Good quality product that fits the Ideal Standard Dual Flush Toilet perfectly and takes less than 5 minutes to install. Bought one to test and have now bought another three for the rest of the toilets that have a slight leak into the bowl. Excellent product at a good price.

Great for stopping leak

Used it to replace an old broken toilet seal, due to which the toilet was constantly leaking, and it stopped it immediately. I had gone around several specialist plumbing shops that were no use at all, as our system was quite old and they said the seal required is unstandard. Was encouraged by a customers picture of the same system we had, saying it wirked for them. It still ocassionally gets stuck and remains running, but very rarely, and i think it is more down to the rest of the system getting jammed for some reason. The seal itself is brilliant, although i had to install it on the old clip rather than new one, as couldnt get the former out:)

Perfect replacement on an Ideal Standard Playa flush valve that was about 13 years old. Having looked at the old seal I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did! Very easy 2 minute job to change the seal and stop water leaking into the pan. Twist the fkush valve off the cage, pop off the old white clip and black seal, then pop on the new one.

Nice fit.

It works.

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.

Very good product.