Ideal Standard Flush Valve Seal & Clip Repair Kit (for SV89067)

Ideal Standard Flush Valve Seal & Clip Repair Kit (for SV89067)

Features

This high-quality aftermarket seal and clip kit provides a simple, cost-effective repair for your toilet. It is precision-engineered for Ideal Standard and Armitage Shanks flush valves, specifically fitting the popular SV89067 model. Even if your existing valve is an older all-white version, this seal is fully compatible with newer white and black models. When water continuously drips or runs into your toilet pan, it often indicates that the rubber washer has corroded and failed. Please note that this kit includes one washer and one clip; the flush valve itself is not included and appears in product images for identification purposes only.

• Targeted Compatibility: Specifically designed as a spare part for Ideal Standard and Armitage Shanks valves, including the SV89067.
• Universal Design: Works with both older all-white valves and the updated white and black models, as dimensions remain identical.
• Solves Common Leaks: Replaces the corroded washer typically responsible for continuous water flow into the toilet pan.
• Easy Maintenance: Installation is straightforward; the valve removes with a simple quarter-turn, similar to a bayonet light bulb.
• Simple Process: Once removed, simply prise off the old clip, replace the seal and clip, and reverse the process to install.

Technical

• Brand: Inventive Creations
• Part Number: W34
• Product Type: Flush Valve Seal & Clip Repair Kit
• Compatibility: Ideal Standard / Armitage Shanks SV89067 Flush Valves
• Contents: 1 x Rubber Washer, 1 x Securing Clip
• Compatibility Note: Suitable for both all-white and white/black valve variants

Details

Continuous running water in a toilet is frustrating, often wasting significant amounts of water and creating an annoying noise. Many people incorrectly assume they need to replace the entire flush valve assembly, which is expensive and time-consuming.

This kit solves the problem by targeting the root cause: the rubber washer. Because the washer often corrodes in hard water, replacing only this component restores your valve’s integrity. The repair process is quick and requires no professional plumbing skills, saving you both time and money compared to a full system replacement.