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ChrisG-52

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22/03/2006 11:37 am

Anybody ever pickout Flushometer hardware (manual)?

The simplest designs I can find are in Sloan's GEM line, but I've seen ever more streamlined versions before. I just cannot seem to find them to purchase anywhere. I cannot ever figure out who makes them.

Sorry to go all scat on you.

Please help with well designed flushometer hardware, if you have any advice.

thanks again

http://www.sloanvalve.com/index_2271.htm

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azurechicken (USA)

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22/03/2006 7:05 pm

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I like these, commercial designs with use primary in mind.The quest for the ultimate minimal could lead us back to voiding in the bushes...

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ChrisG-52

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22/03/2006 10:38 pm

I just found this beautiful...
I just found this beautiful Italian designed Bocchi flushometer (link below). I'm going to see:
a.) how much does it cost
b.) will it be compatible with my US plumbing
(some of their hardware is labelled "not for export", but I don't see that label on this item)
http://www.bocchi.it/php/catalog/product_info_ebocchi.php?category_id=01...

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ChrisG-52

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22/03/2006 11:05 pm

Here's another italian...
Here's another italian one, but it's a just little too over designed... maybe not over designed... self consciously minimal. The two above utilize engineering economy that results in a product that is minimal, where this next one, it looks as though the engineering is hidden inside a wrapper than was designed to be minimal.
http://www.silfra.it/frmWizard.asp

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