Korky
Korky 2001TP Toilet Flapper Rubber Red PK3
Three chlorine-resistant rubber flappers fit most toilets and include a five-year warranty
- TypeRegular
- Resists chlorine for longer seal life
- Fits most universal toilet designs
- Includes three flappers per pack
- Red rubber construction resists wear
- Five-year manufacturer warranty included
Three-Pack Flapper Set
The Korky 2001TP pack contains three red rubber toilet flappers designed for universal-fit toilets. Homeowners and maintenance crews can replace worn seals on multiple fixtures with a single purchase. Each flapper resists chlorine degradation to extend service life in treated water supplies.
Chlorine-Resistant Rubber Build
The red rubber compound withstands chlorinated water without cracking or warping, reducing the frequency of repeat repairs. Universal sizing means the flappers drop into most standard flush-valve openings without adapters or trimming. A five-year manufacturer warranty backs the material durability claim.
Verify Flush Valve Compatibility
Confirm that the existing flush valve matches the universal design before ordering, as non-standard or oversized valves will not seal correctly. Buyers who need adjustable-timing flappers or specialty shapes for pressure-assist tanks should look elsewhere. The pack includes only the three flappers; no chain, hook or installation hardware is supplied.
Highlights
- Resists chlorine for longer seal life
- Fits most universal toilet designs
- Includes three flappers per pack
- Red rubber construction resists wear
- Five-year manufacturer warranty included
Specifications
| Brand | KORKY |
|---|---|
| Type | Regular |
Questions about this item
Does the Korky 2001TP flapper use a universal fitting that works on most toilets?
Yes, it is designed with a universal fit that suits most standard toilets, so no special adapter is needed for typical installations.
What physical space is required inside the tank for this flapper to seat correctly?
It fits standard flush-valve openings and needs enough clearance for the rubber bulb to drop fully without hitting the overflow tube or tank walls.
How do you install the flapper, and what step do people often miss?
Turn off the water, remove the old flapper, hook the new ears onto the flush-valve pegs, attach the chain with slight slack, then turn the water on and test the flush.
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