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Ah sorry, i'm looking in the USA, thats why i came here. It is very hard to find one in the UK made of brass. Plastic is easy. We used to use siphons here instead of valve+overflow. This however is incompatible with a toilet that needs a bowl refill The toilet is a standard modernus, but it is...

Hi, i've got this ancient wall mount toilet with a 1-1/2 inlet. Is there a source for a brass 1-1/2 flush valve and overflow? i think 2" was the standard in like 1935 so it's a bit of a long shot....

Those commercial ones linked to I think are butterfly valves. Interesting design, that would impede water-flow less than the pop-up ones you get on bathroom sinks. These seem to clog all the time. Hj, what method does yours use? On clogging, the standing waste design, would seem the least...

I've seen many sinks plumbed where one waste pipe has a sharp 90 that drains into the waste of the other sink. I know it's best to have the least amount of pipe before the p trap, but this is fairly common. Just wondered why I've never seen a bathtub style trip lever/plunger drain or standing...

Thanks. Yes the traditional system for hot water is based on gravity. We now have a 'combi boiler' that are becoming more and more common here. I'm not sure if combi boilers are known by a different name in the US. Its a combination hot water and radiator boiler. The hot water is continuous...

I've got this stainless steel (or possibly Monel) kitchen sink that I am trying to find a faucet for. Problem is the existing holes are on 7" centers. It looks very similar to this: https://retrorenovation.com/2013/07/01/monel-sink-counter-top/ I'm in the UK and our options are very limited...