Replacement Flush Valve Seal for Old Impulse Imperial & Wisa Cisterns

Replacement Flush Valve Seal for Old Impulse Imperial & Wisa Cisterns

Features

This replacement flush valve seal is the ideal solution for maintaining older Impulse (now discontinued) and Wisa cistern systems. It serves as a direct replacement for the original seals found in classic Impulse Imperial flush valves. If your current setup utilizes the traditional flat washer with white retaining plates, this item replaces both the washer and those plates entirely. Because it also fits various Wisa flush valves, please review the provided images to confirm compatibility with your specific model. Please note that your purchase includes one yellow/cream flush valve seal only; the flush valves shown in the images are for instructional purposes.

• Broad Compatibility: This seal functions as a replacement part for discontinued Impulse Imperial valves and a range of Wisa flush valves.
• Complete Replacement: It replaces both the old flat washer and the white retaining plates for a comprehensive repair.
• Verification Made Easy: Please compare your existing valve against the provided images to ensure an exact match.
• Simple Component: You will receive one yellow/cream seal, designed for quick and efficient installation.

Technical

• Brand: Inventive Creations
• Part Number: W35
• Product Type: Flush Valve Seal / Diaphragm Washer
• Compatibility: Impulse Imperial (discontinued) and various Wisa flush valves
• Color: Yellow / Cream
• Included Components: 1 x Flush Valve Seal

Details

Finding replacement parts for discontinued plumbing hardware like the Impulse Imperial valve can be extremely difficult. Homeowners often feel forced to replace an entire cistern system simply because one small rubber component has perished.

This seal offers a practical, budget-friendly alternative that restores your existing flush system. By providing a specifically shaped replacement that includes the necessary upgrades for the retaining plates, it eliminates the need for expensive, invasive plumbing work. It is an efficient way to extend the lifespan of your toilet and avoid the hassle of a full system refit.