Korky 6051BP Strongarm Tank Lever Universal to Fit Front Angled Side Left and Right Mount Toilets, 1 Piece, Chrome, Faucet Style

I installed a well know brand of 'flapper' type flush system a while ago and the supplied spring-loaded handle was left-mount only! I've had some very simple flushing arms for a while but the last one broke and similar replacements were getting more expensive. I like the look of this and as it wasn't very expensive I thought I'd risk it. It turned out to be perfect. Very well made and easy to fit and adjust. It looks like it should last a long time, however I'm ordering another for peace of mind!

Excellent design. Easy to fit and adjust. An improvement would be to incorporate a small chain as noted in the instructions

Great quality handle , easy to fit . Very pleased .

Changed the flush system on my toilet. The new system needed a spring loaded handle and this did the job. Not cheep but functional and should last. Happy enough with my first installation that I will repeat on a second. Hence purchase number two

Item was used in a school toilet and was broke within a week.

I can't judge the quality because it doesn't fit my toilet flush system, so it's not a universal system. Returned

No stars! Absolutely not a universal fit! Short return window so now stuck with an item that was not as described! Awful DO NOT BUY

This must be the smallest toilet handle in the world it actually looks like a toy and made very badly according to the plumber Also the return is complicated can only be returned by one company Don’t waste your money!!

I was simply trying to match the color with the sink fixtures. It matched not only the color, but the design as well. Very heavy duty and extremely simple to install. Couldn't be more pleased. Has held up very well. Quality material.

This is a nice product. Fits in very nicely with the aesthetic of my bathroom and was very easy to install. A small inexpensive way to elevate the look of your bathroom.

Solid item installed under a minute. Great quality well made. The ha dle is metal and does have an auto position reset so no slow to return to position on waiting for tank to refill.

We've got an older vintage toilet in the master bathroom that I am loathe to replace, as the modern toilets, starting in the 90's reduced the flush volume to 1.6 gallons and now are currently down to as little as a single gallon. This has necessitated double and triple flushing and constant scrubbing in our guest bathroom with a new "efficient" toilet from 2018. Notwithstanding claims by the EPA that new toilet engineering will somehow allow low-flush toilets to defy the laws of Newtonian physics all while still keeping the bowl surface sparkling clean and not clogging. This despite the presence of only a cup of water at the mouth of the S-bend, sewer pipe diameters that don't change magically, and the fact that the toilet sees primary use only by an 8 year old little girl. But I digress. I've got an old toilet I want to keep. It's been through several valves and at least a couple of handles. The last handle was the "Big Box" store generic version, from about 2010 or so. Made entirely of softish white plastic, the bearing surface of the handle had worn a groove in the similarly soft plastic portion of the handle that it bears on as it goes through the tank. The result was the handle sometimes sticking unless "jiggled". Unfortunately, this resulted in the toilet running for hours and sometimes days when used by other, unnamed members of my family, who seem unable to hear the sound of running water as they apparently sprint out of the bathroom as though they are being chased by ghosts or vampires. Or maybe vampire-ghosts. The last straw was coming back from a trip out-of-state and discovering that the toilet had been running non-stop for at least a week and a half. Not that I'm blaming anyone, but I was gone for two weeks, and someone else was only gone for one and a half. Not that I'm blaming her. It's my own fault. So I hopped on Amazon and found this self-resetting toilet lever. It arrived on my doorstep literally 6 hours after I ordered it. I went into the bathroom, pulled the lid off the toilet; not bothering to turn off the water supply. Then I unhooked the flapper chain, unscrewed the old lever (righty loosey, lefty tighty) and installed this glorious new one in the reverse order, taking care to set the lever arm angle to about 30 degrees so it didn't hit the lid when flushed. It took less than 5 minutes. I tested it three or four times and then, cackling like a madman, I actually "tested" it. IYKWIM. It worked flawlessly, and the little handle sprung back into place, all of its own accord. It took one-tenth the time to install as its taken me so far to write this meandering Tolstoyeskian review. Even better, no waking up at 2 AM to the sound of running water and having to shamble into the bathroom to jiggle the handle. And now I can also stop leaving the seat up out of spite.

I'm old with arthritic fingers so working the pressure fit metal chain clip to get proper chain length was difficult but otherwise installation was a breeze and quality seems great, much better & sturdier than what was there initially that broke and the metal handle is really nice. The YouTube how to video is very easy to understand & made me quickly understand what goes where & how to disassemble the old & install the new! I'm sure most people would have no trouble installing and even with my hand troubles it was quick & the Korky device looks great and provides a great flush, highly recommended.