Review on Universal Bronze Toilet Tank Flush Lever Handle 🚽 Replacement with Nut Lock - Fits Most Toilets (Front Mount) by Brion Pine

To reply to the comments I read that it does not suit my type of American toilet which is standard. This requires some fanning. If you try to put it in you will find it hitting the wall, the bar is quite strong and it may take some force to bend a little, I hope you can see in the picture where I made the bend have made. But bend it a bit with your hands and you should be fine. If you noticed the mines just a few inches from the wall because I didn't have to bend down anymore. The length of the rod is most likely short as it needs to be bent to fit. This is normal because as far as I know every circuit out there is adjustable unless you set it up like I had to adjust mine. And I set it higher so it barely closes so you don't have to strain to wash it off. So the kids broke the old plastic trash can. Now you may need to remove the piece of rubber to fit the whole. I also had to put a rubber gasket on the back and tighten it well since the rubber part was removed. There is also no leak or anything, the only problem after that is that as seen in the last picture when you pull the handle out and move it back you see a few centimetres. Made from a piece of white plastic. I don't know if you would normally see it or could do it, but without trying to pull it out a little it won't work. It sits next to the toilet and hides the white plastic until you pull it out. It's been a few months since I installed and used it. There were no problems with him and are not expected. And the rod is definitely strong enough to never break. If I needed another one, I would do it again, after all it's worth it, especially if you don't have a lot of capital. And since I have a second toilet with an old handle, I might need another one, but that's just in case it breaks or I get extra money.