Master Plumber Toilet Handle Tank Flush Lever, Push-button, Side Mount, Chrome Finish

We really like this this flush lever. Here's some thoughts:- It installed very easily. I should have paid attention to other reviews that stated you need to use an Allen wrench to remove the lever from the main body. I scratched my head for a few minutes before I figured it out. After that, it was simple. Remove the lever, screw the body onto the tank, then reattach the lever, and attach the flapper chain. That simple!- Some reviewers noted that the button and body were chrome covered plastic. This is not the case with the one that I received. Mine is all metal plated in chrome.- It isn't very difficult to push. It's simple enough for my 2 little kids to push no problem.Overall, we really like the handle. It works great and have no issues with installation and use.I hope I have helped your purchasing decision of this product. I am not affiliated with the manufacturer, seller or any other product related company nor am I under any obligation to write this review. I do this for my own fun and to help others in the Amazon Community! Feel free to comment and let me know if I have helped you, and please note below if this review was able to help. If you should have any questions, please post them below in the Comments. I try to answer all inquires in a timely fashion to the best of my ability.

Installed this replacement part the moment it was delivered to my door using only a 3/32" allen wrench that was not supplied. (The part had a 2 day lead time with Amazon Prime and worth every penny) I tried one store for a replacement and they only had it online - ship to store in 7 days and all plastic like the one that broke and not even sure if it would fit. Since we only have one toilet in my one bedroom apartment repairs have to be preformed immediately. This part was used on a two piece Celite Toilet made in Brazil installed by the former owner of my unit. I prefer Kohler for this reason. This part fit in the 3/4" round hole in the side of the toilet tank but I want to purchase a rubber washer to tighten the push button properly, (I never will!). The part has a nice shiny chrome finish and the arm that accepts the chain is brass. Just a small part is plastic which seems to be made well. Installation took about 5 minutes but adding the time to drag out all my tools to find the allen wrench it took a little longer. Hooked up the flapper chain to the brass arm and I was good to go! (no pun intended) Now the best part. The last step was to install the toilet lid. The lid interfered with the brand new part and wouldn't seat level on the tank. After thinking about this overnight weather to return it and keep looking I decided to modify the lid. Dig out more tools and found the cordless grinder with the diamond blade. I marked the area to be notched with a felt marker, brought it to the balcony and hacked out the underside of this Brazilian Top. (Sorry neighbors for this 10 minute serenade of the grinder so early on a Sunday morning. Anyway in just two days my toilet is functioning as good as new and if you will excuse me I now have to pack all the tools back into the closet!

The package arrived open, however, the item was intact and works great. It took just a couple minutes to install and only required an allen wrench. Deducted one star for the open package, otherwise, it would rate 5.

Fits perfectly on old incepa hampton toilet

They are hard to find. It arrived quickly, it seems of good quality and it is easy to install. Yes I used a hex bit with my electric screwdriver. I do recommend it. Although it is true that it is harder to push to flush but the one I replaced was worse I guess because of internal corrosion in the metal plunger. Hope this one doesn’t go the same way over time. Oh by the way the arm was longer than the old one and I had to bend it. I might try and replace it with the old one.

I've just bought my 2nd one of these. I'm very happy with this brand (as well as this push-button style) of toilet flush lever. It's heavy & appears to be made from good quality brass for the most part, and where it makes sense, ABS plastic is used. Don't be fooled by the all-plastic look-alikes here and on EBay, I tried at least two brands of those and they're of inferior quality, so I returned them.I have square holes in the left side of the toilet tank (a Foremost T-1951-BK Structure Suite Toilet Tank) and this was a perfect fit to replace the rear-facing lever that came with the tank and which guests could never figure out. So far, everyone seems to know intuitively what to do with a single button Press it! (-:

The toilet is like new again.

This flush lever for the American Standard commode works, but it does not work very smoothly. The original flush lever design worked very well, but was made out of the wrong material. It appeared to have been made of copper which corroded and became brittle and broke. They should have used brass.

Fácil de instalar, el botón es de metal y tiene un resorte que lo regresa.

Our neighbour had a broken handle in her toilet so we ordered this to test it out. She loves it and says it works great!

This was the same as the last flush button I'd had that broke. I couldn't find one anywhere locally so had to wait till this one came from America. My plumber just needed to make the hole in the side plate a little larger.

Installed on a Celine toilet from the 80s. Tank lid didn’t fit properly after initial installation so I turned the square push button a quarter turn so it’s more of a diamond and the lid fit was sufficient.

Good replacementl, although needs correct size allen key to fit, and does not come with sideplate, and my. original sideplate needed filing out to fit. once done works well.