Geberit Flexible Inlet Cistern Hose Half Inch 242.752.00.1

Is this the right hose for your Geberit cistern? This hose is specifically designed for Close-Coupled toilets (where the ceramic tank sits on top of the bowl).

The Connection: The metal nut that screws onto your wall tap (mini cock valve) is 15mm (1/2 inch).

The Internal End: The white plastic end is designed to “plug” directly into your Geberit Type 380 Inlet Valve once you unscrew the valve’s large white locking nut.

Note: If you have an In-Wall cistern, you usually need a 3/8″ hose. Always check the size of your wall valve before ordering.

Genuine Geberit 242.752.00.1 Spare Part Replacing a stiff or leaking inlet hose is vital for preventing water damage behind your toilet. This Geberit hose is the factory-standard for premium European suites sold in Australia, including Villeroy & Boch, Parisi, and Duravit.

Why choose this hose?

Tool-Free Internal Connection: The white “plug” end eliminates the need for thread tape or difficult wrenching inside the narrow ceramic tank.
High-Pressure Rated: Genuine Geberit hoses are engineered to handle Australian water pressure, preventing the “burst hose” scenarios common with generic hardware store alternatives.
Compatibility: Designed to fit perfectly with the Geberit 222.011.00.5 inlet valve.

Q: Will this fit my Villeroy & Boch toilet?
A: If you have a toilet where the tank is visible (Close-Coupled) and your wall tap is a standard 1/2″ size, then yes. This is the official Geberit hose for those suites.

Q: How do I install the white end into the valve?
A: On your Geberit inlet valve, there is a large white knurled nut. Unscrew it, pull out the existing brass nipple (if present), insert the white end of this hose, and tighten the white nut back up by hand.

Q: My hose is leaking at the metal nut; do I need thread tape?
A: No. This hose features an internal rubber seal. It should be tightened firmly with a wrench, but thread tape is not required on the 1/2″ connection.