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Replacing flush plate
Dec 20th, 2014, 10:54am
 
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Hi I am looking to replace the plastic flush plate with something silver and would like to know what might fit as a replacement. The flush has a split two button function on the front, basically a disc of two halves but only one cable on the back. The only make I can see says SAS. Could someone please suggest a suitable replacement considering the fitting on the rear.
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Re: Replacing flush plate
Reply #1 - Dec 20th, 2014, 11:03am
 
Not seen that one, can you post some pics of the toilet and cistern, as they usuallly come as a package.

Is the pan mounted on a frame.
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Reply #2 - Dec 20th, 2014, 11:23am
 
http://www.alaceramica.it/site/en/en-modern-design-today.asp I think the pan is this one, it is not floating but I think the flush and cistern are different make. Will see if can get more access
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Reply #3 - Dec 20th, 2014, 3:14pm
 
Are we talking England or United Arab Emirates, if the later have you any idea where it was purchased from.
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Reply #4 - Dec 20th, 2014, 7:44pm
 
It's in the UAE but was looking to pick up something in the UK when back to replace it, works fine just want to change the finish, it is the same in 543 other apartments of Concorde Tower. The toilet is also original fitting and I have sourced as mentioned above as says ALA made in Italy, but the flush no luck on google. Just has s.a.s inside a square written as logo on front.
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Reply #5 - Dec 20th, 2014, 11:11pm
 
2 option I can think off.

1- Bring the part with you and see if you can match something in the showrooms.

2- Buy one you like and modify the boxing
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Reply #6 - Dec 21st, 2014, 8:20am
 
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Thanks, the front of the cistern polystyrene also says SAS, sorry about photos being sideways
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Re: Replacing flush plate
Reply #7 - Jan 1st, 2015, 11:29am
 
I recently replaced my flush valve and discovered that the system used to connect the buttons to the valve varies from make to make. Mine was a dual flush pneumatic system with two pipes. I thought any button with two pipes would do but not so. It seems some makes send air down pipe "A or B"  while other use an "A or Both" scheme. Needless to say the new flush I had wouldn't work with the existing buttons.

I suspect different systems may also exist for cable operated? So unless you can find exactly the same make you may have to change both the buttons and the flush valve.  

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