Trend satin chrome stainless steel flush plate
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The Trend Inox flush plate is an elegant flush control designed to combine refined aesthetics with reliable performance in your bathroom. Made of steel with a high-quality satin chrome finish, this flush plate lends a understated, contemporary look to any setting, blending discreetly with both modern and more classic styles. In addition to providing a refined, non-reflective appearance, the satin finish offers good resistance to fingerprints and everyday wear, retaining its beauty over time. Thanks to the dual-flush system, the Trend Inox flush plate allows you to select two different water volumes, promoting more conscious and responsible consumption with tangible water-saving benefits. With a thickness of 2 mm, the flush plate provides strength and robustness, ensuring durability and reliability over time. The pneumatic actuation ensures smooth, quiet operation for practical and hygienic use. The flush plate is compatible with OLI74, Expert Evo, and Sirena cisterns, offering wide application versatility. The package includes two fixing screws, steel screws, and a screwdriver for simple, complete installation. To adapt the flush plate to the cisterns, the conversion kit from mechanical to pneumatic operation, item 133-V601527, must be purchased. An elegant, functional accessory, ideal for completing the flush system in style and enhancing the bathroom's overall appearance.
Technical features:
- Dual-flush control plate
- Material: steel
- Finish: satin chrome
- Thickness: 2 mm
- Pneumatic actuation
- Compatible with OLI74, Expert Evo, and Sirena cisterns
- Package contents: two fixing screws, steel screws, screwdriver
- Requires conversion kit from mechanical to pneumatic operation, item 133-V601527