Korky
Korky 481BP Tank to Bowl Gasket Red
Red rubber gasket seals the tank-to-bowl joint on 2-inch flush valves, resists chlorine and includes three stainless-steel bolts with washers and nuts
- TypeRegular
- Resists chlorine for longer seal life
- Red rubber construction forms reliable tank-to-bowl gasket
- Includes three stainless steel bolts with washers and nuts
- Fits 2 inch tank-to-bowl connections
- Backed by five-year manufacturer warranty
What this gasket does
The Korky 481BP tank-to-bowl gasket forms a watertight seal between a three-inch toilet tank and the bowl. It is made of red rubber that resists chlorine and comes with three stainless steel bolts, washers and nuts for installation. The manufacturer provides a five-year warranty on the part.
Who should use it
This gasket suits homeowners or maintenance workers replacing a worn seal on a compatible three-inch tank. It is not intended for two-inch tank openings or for toilets that require a proprietary gasket shape not covered by the supplied dimensions.
Long-term sealing performance
The chlorine-resistant rubber maintains flexibility and compression set resistance over extended service, helping the seal stay effective through repeated flush cycles. The included stainless steel hardware resists corrosion, so the mechanical clamping force remains consistent without rust-related degradation.
Highlights
- Resists chlorine for longer seal life
- Red rubber construction forms reliable tank-to-bowl gasket
- Includes three stainless steel bolts with washers and nuts
- Fits 2 inch tank-to-bowl connections
- Backed by five-year manufacturer warranty
Specifications
| Brand | KORKY |
|---|---|
| Type | Regular |
Questions about this item
What toilet tank size does the Korky 481BP gasket fit?
The gasket fits a 2 inch tank-to-bowl connection and includes three stainless steel bolts with washers and nuts for installation.
Will the red rubber gasket resist chlorine in older toilet tanks?
Yes, the rubber material resists chlorine, so it remains durable even with older tank components that use chlorinated water.
How can I confirm the gasket is sealed properly after installing the bolts?
After tightening the three stainless steel bolts, check that no water leaks from the tank-to-bowl joint during a flush cycle.
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