List of featured suppliers of FLUSH CONTROL VALVES WCs / Toilets on Building Products Index

Flush control valves, wcs / toilets are components used to regulate the flow of water used to flush waste from a toilet bowl. They are typically installed in the tank of a toilet and are designed to ensure that the proper amount of water is used during each flush. These valves are an essential part of any plumbing system and are used in both residential and commercial buildings. They are available in a variety of sizes and designs to meet the specific needs of different buildings and plumbing systems.

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CISTERMISER LTD

We develop, design, manufacture and distribute innovative washroom control products including water saving and efficient hydraulic and infrared urinal flush control valves, hands free hygienic WC flush valves for industry, the public sector and the commercial and domestic environment.

Tel: 0118 969 1611www.cistermiser.co.uk

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MULTIKWIK LTD

Since its inception Multikwik has revolutionised plumbing in the UK. It was one of the first companies to support the use of plastics in plumbing. The innovative EVA WC connectors first introduced to the UK by Multikwik, provided plumbers a solution to a long standing plumbing problem. Today Multikwik supply a wide range of products including; WC connectors, traps, floor drains, sanitary systems, flushing systems, cisterns and toilet seats.

Tel: 01622 852654

CISTERMISER LTD
10 EF-WAVE Easyflush-image-toilet-cutaway.jpg Easyflush Wave features a hands-free and water-conserving toilet cistern flush and fill valve which is two interlinked valves in one: a lift/drop valve which empties the cistern and a delayed action float valve which controls refilling. It also includes an integral overflow pipe to prevent flooding. The compact single-piece unit is located over the outlet by a bayonet-type locking device which simplifies installation. Easyflush Walkaway occupancy-sensing infrared sensors meet the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) requirements and are Part M compliant.