Brushed Nickel Toilet Universal Toilets Review

1. It is designed to bend to fit. The first worked, the second began to bend and immediately broke. 2. Most importantly, the nickel plating is written there. Yes, nickel plating over plastic. I've spent a lot of time looking for a metal pin, not cheap plastic. It's not like this.

Replaced a broken handle with this one in less than 5 minutes. Perfect for my flat front Kohler. I like that the rubber washer/gasket goes between the lock nut and the tank. The note in the instructions to remove the rubber washer before assembly (if it's too big to fit through the square hole) was correct.

I bought this flush lever to replace a cheap molded plastic flush lever that broke after a year of use. The Qualihome lever is excellent - it's easy to install and has rubber grommets on either side of the toilet. The tension on the flush lever is perfect (this partly depends on how the lever is mounted with the damper chain) and the operation is really smooth. I am very satisfied with this product. Used with Toto toilet.

Perfect fit and easy to install. The only thing I didn't like was that I was specifically looking for a metal handle. The product description only mentions nickel and mentions that the stem was metal. No word on the material of the handle. Two replies received a few months ago said it was metal but it was definitely plastic. Hopefully it will hold up to the heavy washes at my house but it wasn't what I was looking for and the labeling was unclear hence the lower rating.

Few . cheesy. After installation, there was a small gap. Inserting the square pin is too tight. Watertightness is not an issue with this tank height and I had to wedge it with a screwdriver. . BUT - It worked! I can flush poop right out of the house again! I can't confirm the sag of the stick as I bent it very little, if at all. So. It's kind of cheap. But it doesn't look that bad. The important thing is that it works. Mission accomplished.

I ordered about 4 different toilet handles and this one arrived first. The brushed nickel didn't look as elegant as it does in the pictures, looking more like a standard silver toilet handle than the brushed look of the filtered gunmetal in the picture. I love that it comes with rubber protectors on each side, but the plastic threaded part is so small with the rubber protectors that I may have turned 1 and ran out of room in my closet. It works but I have to hold the handle instead of just…

Looks like metal in photos. I was fooled into thinking it was brushed metal. The entire handle is plastic and the timbre is weak. It either looks like a bright gold-colored plastic, or it's tin or aluminum. Definitely too light and flimsy to be brass. I think it's rubbish and not worth the 12 €. About 6 months ago I ordered a new all-metal, polished nickel handle and brass rod for a standard American toilet for double the price of $24, but this device is built to last. Here I thought it was…

This replacement only took about 20 minutes to install, mainly due to the fact that I was building very slowly. Like most repairs, my toilet didn't exactly match the one listed in the instructions, but it was close enough for me to easily figure out. I think it's good value for money. I was impressed that the "lever" you connect the choke chain to is brass, while the one it replaced was all plastic. I needed a relatively inexpensive replacement handle in case I couldn't manage the repair and…

It seems to work but it took some work and I'm not entirely satisfied. The first problem was that there is a washing machine, the location of which is not specified in the instructions. Is it outside the toilet or inside? I threw it in, but who knows. My second problem was that it has a square "stud" that was supposed to fit a square "hole" in the toilet, but it didn't fit. "Key" was too big. I tried to pinch it but it wouldn't go in. I just hand dressed the nut the best I could and hoped for…