Flush Buttons

What a flush button does

With an in-wall cistern, the tank sits inside the wall cavity behind the toilet, and the flush button is the only part you see. It mounts on the wall above the pan, sets off the flush, and doubles as the access panel your plumber removes to service the cistern.

Because it sits in the middle of a tiled wall, the button is a small detail that gets noticed. It is worth choosing as carefully as your taps.

Our flush button range

• Contura II Invisi Series II Round Dual Flush Button Panel: a round panel with a half flush and a full flush, matching the soft, curved lines of Contura II suites and tapware.
• Riviere Invisi Series II Flush Button: designed to sit with Riviere suites and the wider Riviere range.

Both suit the Invisi Series II in-wall cistern, which is used across several of our toilet suites, including wall faced and wall hung models.

Match your finishes

Finishes include Chrome, Matte Black, Brushed Nickel, Brushed Brass and Brushed Bronze, depending on the button. Most people match the button to the basin mixer and shower in the same room:

• Chrome tapware for a bright, classic bathroom.
• Black tapware for contrast against pale tiles.
• Brushed brass, nickel or bronze for a warmer, softer look.

Before you order

Check that the button suits your cistern. A button made for Invisi Series II will not fit a different in-wall system. If you are replacing a button in an existing bathroom, look for the brand and model on the cistern behind the current panel, or send us a photo.

For a new bathroom, choose the button when you choose the suite. Your plumber can then set the cistern at the right height, and your tiler can plan the layout so the panel sits neatly within the tiles rather than across an awkward cut. Browse all toilets or the full Caroma range to see what pairs with each button.