Plumbing Fixtures & Repair

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Plumbing fixture and repair parts for restrooms, break rooms, janitor closets and shops. This subcategory covers faucets and faucet repair parts such as cartridges, stems, washers and O-rings, toilet repair parts like flappers, fill valves and flush valve kits, supply lines, P-traps, tailpieces, drain parts, strainers and plungers. These are the parts a maintenance tech reaches for to stop a running toilet or a dripping faucet without replacing the whole fixture.

What to check before you order

  • Make and model of the fixture. Cartridges and flush valve parts are often model specific. Pull the old part and compare it, or note the markings on the fixture.
  • Supply line length and ends. Measure from the stop valve to the fixture inlet, and match the thread size on both ends.
  • Drain size. Lavatory drains are commonly 1-1/4 in. and kitchen sinks 1-1/2 in. Confirm the size on the existing trap.
  • Lead free. Faucets and parts for drinking water should be marked lead free.

Shutoff and stop valves are under valves, and washers and gaskets are also in seals, O-rings and gaskets. Restroom paper and soap are in janitorial and facility, and all plumbing parts are in plumbing.

Common questions

Why does my toilet keep running?

A running toilet is usually caused by a worn or warped flapper that no longer seals, a fill valve set so high that water spills into the overflow tube, or a flapper chain that is too short or tangled. Shut off the supply, check those parts, and replace the flapper or fill valve with one that fits the tank.

How do I fix a dripping faucet?

Most faucet drips come from a worn cartridge, stem washer or O-ring. Shut off the stop valves, take the handle and cartridge or stem out, and bring the old part along to match it, since many cartridges are specific to the faucet model.

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