Peerless Toilet Cistern Inlet Float Valve Brass Bottom Supply Multi Height WRAS Approved

Great price. Instead of paying £100+ for a plumbers time and parts, just buy this and do it yourself. Instructions pretty useless. Just turn off your toilet water supply, drain all water. On this new part, make sure you undo the bolt and adjust the height, loosen the leveller so it hangs freely, then undo current part already in your toilet and replace with the new one, screw tight, water back on and done!

The previous, plastic-threaded began to leak for some reason (varying pressure?).This brass one was much easier to screw-fit and is, so far, leakless.

Easy to fit. So far so good

It's so easy to fit and well worth the price payed. I'd recommend it for sure.

Found a slow leak behind a toilet cistern and found the inlet pipe connection was seeping slowly. The fault was the compression joint had been over tightened and stripped the plastic thread from the inlet valve.Drained the cistern and isolated the inlet pipe to enable the replacement if the 'all in one flush float valve".Addes dome Plumbers' Mate to the joints and seals just for good measure.

My loo was dripping non stop, drove me crazy so I got this to fix it. The part was of much higher quality than the bit that was already fitted to my toilet.The instructions were a bit rubbish but you don't really need them, just a spanner n 20min of your time. Pleased with the results.

Clever, efficient and space saving device. I have now have had this fitted for a month and it works far better than the original one. I didn't give it fives across the board as it's still mainly made of a harder plastic which can degrade after a few years? I was a little wary when adjusting the float height when in situ as I can be somewhat heavy handed. Also the instructions aren't the clearest? I'm an engineer and I had to read them three or four times to clarify! However, I think for just over a tenner you can't go wrong with this.