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On Friday, January 3, 2014 at 5:18:02 PM UTC-7, Dave Reid wrote:
I have an expensive European faucet that I recxeived as a gift and
would
like to install. I have been to all of the usual supplies (Gingers,
Taps,
Home Depot) with no success. I was wondering if there was a way to
have
two adapters produced out of brass or other compatable plumbing
material.

I know the easiest solution is to by a Moen or Delta, but my
wife.....

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Hey everyone. I just found the solution to my Italian (EU) faucet to
American waterline connection problem. After ordering a few different
adapters off of amazon my wife (who bought the faucet) found a local
hydraulic hose company that sells British to US adapters. I took my EU
fitting to them and voila, I finally connected my faucet without any
problems. The guy I worked with, Mike Ortega, was great so want to get
this out to the public.
My faucet required the 3/8" BSPP (British Standard Pipe Parallel) to
1/2" NPT, both male ended adapter. It's part # 9007-06-08 on their
website.
www.hydraulichoses.com. Ask for Mike and tell him Patrick sent you.
Cheers.

https://pipeandhose.com/book/npt-vs-bsp-pipe