Danco 12052 Toilet Tank Lever, Matte Black

Easy to assemble, looks and works well

This is what toilets should come with instead of the cheap plastic handle. I will have to replace the toilet before I replace this handle. It was super easy to install. The handle has a nice solid feel. It is a nice upgrade and enhances the look of the toilet.

So I tried to replace out toilet flush handle with this rlly cute one I found a month ago. Unfortunately I didn’t realize that different handle replacements are different sizes and certain ones correspond w each toilet!! So it didn’t work and the handle just flopped around and wasn’t actually threaded through the hole.So I went looking for another option and found this thing and I am so glad I did!!Looks fancy from the outside, it was cheap, fully adjustable to any type of toilet, you can put the handle in any position you need it in, AND it took 5 min to install!! If I ever need another one — i will be back for this one!! I don’t know why this type of thing isn’t standard!!

Looks and feels high quality. The threads, rod, etc are all metal which is pretty unusual. Normally it's cheap plastic. But since there's no rubber or plastic washer on the outside that makes it rattle a little when you press it. A washer or o-ring should have been included to fix that.

In updating my bathroom, I found that the old, chrome toilet handle did not match the rest of my hardware. It took less than 10 minutes to install, and most of that time was removing the previous handle. It made the toilet look newer and works just as well as the original hardware!

The media could not be loaded. Excellent price!! Very easy to install , nice solid black finish, sleek design. Made such a difference from the basic toilet lever. Easy to flush with a sturdy solid lever ! Bought 2!!

This is an AMAZING toilet handle, with the best components as the make-up! It was easy to understand and put together, and works flawlessly without any issues! I'm just sad it took so long to find it! BEST HANDLE EVER and it looks amazing!

Anyone wondering if this will work in a Mansfield flush valve? Yes - it does! I've had trouble with this toilet since I bought the house 2 years ago - chain kept popping off. Did some research and discovered you're not supposed to use a chain - you need an arm long enough to slip through the hole of the loop on the flush valve. And you can't just get any replacement - it needs to be long enough. This did the job. My first time attempting any kind of a fix like this and it was easy (hardest part was putting the nut on - ended up holding it still and using a Phillips head on the screw). I did have to reverse the arm from the picture as it was keeping the float from moving, but it does not hit the ceramic front. It works perfectly. This is a HIGH QUALITY product that will last. The handle is solid and beautiful. The arm is not plastic, it is sturdy metal. I just love to flush it now - the handle goes down gently and the returns slowly. No more tripping up, no more chains to break and no more cheap handles. I was able to do this job in under 15 minutes and I've never worked on plumbing before - new home owner. So proud of myself!!!

The media could not be loaded. Lo acabo de poner, las instrucciones no son muy claras de entender pero se instaló muy fácil!

Very happy with this product, install did not take long, very straightforward. Our old one was peeling and looked like garbage, this new one looks great on our toilet and does the job.

This was super easy to install, took me about 5 minutes. I love how this looks in my bathroom, it's super cute.

Well made, works. Don't follow instructions to a tee, just modify it where you see fit. I added a few extra rubber washers to tighten it up, otherwise the handle would have been a bit wobbly. Won't get better made for the price.

First, May 2020 ... mine is different from the one pictured.Mine is a round brass rod for the first 6 inches,then becomes the flat section for the chain-hook.Much better design, as I can bend the rod in any direction,letting me bend it to a perfect positionfor a high flapper and better flush.I do like the style of handle, I'm impressed !All internal components are metal.The arm is bendable to suit different styles of flappers.And the handle also has a perfect, built-in internalrange of stroke mechanism, that you will really like !My apologies for being long-winded, but this handle is worth it.BUT ... the way the arm bolts to the handle's pivot inside the tank iswith a brass Philip's screw and wing-nut.I was unable to ever get it tight enough to hold for more than a couple days.And (in our toilet) when loose, the flapper then get held open. (Murphy's law) lolSooo .. I used a stainless nut and bolt .. to fasten the handle to the arm.I also needed to file/grind the handle's internal bottom bolting surface to a flat, (very easy)as the round bolt's-seat was not ideal (impossible) for tightening a nut or bolt,as all nuts/bolts/screws/wing-nuts require two flat surfaces to seat onto properly.So .. if you are a competent handyman, and have a few good tools,this handle would be an excellent choice, as the mechanism has excellent bones.First and easiest .. file or grind a flat onto the back of handle's internal seat/pivot.You will know exactly what I mean when you test-fit it together.And second, you would be wise to use a better stainless nut and bolt.After this two easy mods ... I believe you will have a toilet handlethat will easily last the life of two toilets.So this handle is definitely worth the effort.But if you do not have any tools ... this may not be the handle for you.For referance only, I installed this toilet tank lever on our American Standard Cadet.Happy flushing !