Raghunath Steels

• This Centre Push Toilet Flushing Cistern will fit most top push flush button cisterns.
• It is recognized by the fact the cistern is fitted directly to the top of the toilet pan and has a push button on top.
• It is then possible to unscrew the button assembly from the top. Turn the push button anti-clockwise to unscrew it.
• The small button operates the central flush unit by opening it a little way via a lever attached to the polystyrene float arm.
• The water flushes until the polystyrene float is lifted to the top which then closes the flush unit.
• This flush valve will fit most lever flush cistern, and with its flex mount cable, the flush button can be placed wherever the flush lever used to be.
• This is also the case with concealed cisterns that may be fitted inside cabinets or stud work with a button on the fascia our countertop. the water flows over the centre of the flush unit into the toilet bowl.
• This is obviously seen as constantly running water in your toilet bowl and should be addressed as soon as possible.
• Model Number - RNS - 1801
• Range of weights are 1.5 - 2 kg
• Brand name is Fantus

• Capitalizing on the ability of our dexterous and eminent crewmen, we are indulged in the realm of providing Side Push Toilet Flushing Cistern. 
• This likely refers to the color of the flushing cistern. Most toilet cisterns are white, as it's a neutral color that matches most bathroom decors. 
• This indicates the flushing mechanism's operation.
• Instead of a traditional lever located on the front of the toilet tank, the flush mechanism is activated by pushing a button or plate located on the side of the cistern.
• Weight of this product are 1.5 - 2 kg

Dual Flush Toilet Flushing Cistern differently from standard American style toilets, giving the user a choice of flushes. It's an interactive toilet design that helps conserve water that has caught on quickly in countries where water is in short supply, experience water shortages as a result of increased water usage and inefficient water management from aging regional infrastructures. Using less water to flush liquid waste makes sense, but in the United States, there may be cultural biases that make accepting a more hands-on approach to personal waste harder to accept.