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Browse Armitage Shanks spare parts for taps, showers, toilets and cisterns, including cartridges, flush valves, inlet valves, seals and fittings. Not sure what you need? Use our Armitage Shanks Identification Service by emailing a photo and we will help you match the correct part.
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Armitage Shanks Identification Service
If you cannot find a model code or part number, do not guess. Email us clear photos and we will help identify the correct Armitage Shanks spare part for your tap, shower, toilet or cistern. This reduces incorrect orders and helps you get the correct cartridge, valve, seal or service kit first time.
Send photos. We identify. You order with confidence.
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What to send
1
One photo of the full item (tap, shower, cistern, flush plate)
2
Close up photos of any markings or codes
3
Photo of the removed cartridge or valve from multiple angles
4
Basic measurements in mm (width, length, spline count if possible)
5
Short note describing the issue (dripping, running, temperature swings)
How it works
Step 1: Email photos and measurements
Step 2: We identify the closest match
Step 3: You order the correct spare part
Step 2: We identify the closest match
Step 3: You order the correct spare part
Tip: Include a ruler in one photo so we can judge size accurately.
Model Identification Guide
Armitage Shanks model codes and markings are commonly found on cistern lids, valve bodies, and cartridge housings. Use this guide to locate identifiers before ordering.
| Infrastructure | Point of ID | Output |
|---|---|---|
| WC Cisterns | Underside of ceramic lid, inside back wall, or moulded stamp | Model code |
| Flush Valves | Valve body, tower markings, float layout | Flush valve type |
| Taps | Cartridge length, diameter, spline count, base profile | Cartridge match |
| Showers | Thermostatic cartridge profile, spindle style, seal layout | Thermostatic cartridge match |
Common Spare Parts
The most frequently requested Armitage Shanks spares include ceramic disc cartridges, flush valve components, inlet valves, diaphragms and seal packs. If you are unsure which version you need, use the Identification Service above.
Common Faults and Fixes
Tap dripping
Usually caused by a worn ceramic disc cartridge or seals. Identify the cartridge by dimensions and spline count to ensure a correct match.
Cistern running
Commonly linked to a flush valve seal, diaphragm, or incorrectly set float level. A photo of the valve assembly helps confirm the type.
Shower temperature swings
Often caused by a worn thermostatic cartridge or seal pack. Identification is best done using a removed cartridge photo plus measurements.
Weak flush
A worn flush valve seal or incorrect lift height can reduce flushing performance. Photos of the flush mechanism help identify compatible spares.
Slow filling
Commonly caused by an inlet valve washer, diaphragm, or debris in the fill valve. A photo of the inlet valve helps confirm type.
Leak at seals
Perished O-rings or seal packs can cause leaks around cartridges and valve bodies. Identification is easiest with close up photos and measurements.
Technical Support FAQ
How do I identify my Armitage Shanks cistern model?+
Check the underside of the lid and the inside back wall for an alphanumeric code. If no code is visible, email clear photos of the internals.
My Armitage Shanks tap is dripping, what do I need?+
Dripping is commonly caused by a worn ceramic disc cartridge or seals. Matching the cartridge profile using photos and measurements is the safest route.
What photos should I send for the Identification Service?+
Send a full item photo, close ups of markings, photos of the removed part, and a measurement reference such as a ruler for scale.
How do I identify a flush valve type?+
Look for moulded markings on the valve body and note the tower layout. A clear photo of the valve in the cistern often confirms the style quickly.
What if my part has no code or markings?+
That is common on older parts. Photos and measurements often allow identification by shape, spline count and dimensions.
Do Armitage Shanks and Ideal Standard share internal parts?+
Some internal flushing components are shared across ranges, but identification using model codes or part photos is the safest way to confirm compatibility.
Can you help if I only have the front of the tap or shower?+
Yes, but identification is faster if you can include a photo of the removed cartridge or internal valve along with any measurements you can take.