Spare parts - Cheaper options

4 years ago

Dear all,

We require new controls for the urinal spare parts valves as per pictures below. I have checked the cistermiser but prices are quite high.

Just wondering if you guys would suggest a different brand with cheaper prices. What would be the alternatives?

Looking forward to hearing back from you.

Regards, Morea.

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iSi Sanitaire
4 years ago
Hi Morea,

I already through this website for my work and they have pretty good discounts. May you find what you are seeking for. https://superbath.co.uk/
The Arch KBB thanked iSi Sanitaire
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