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I'm after a pair of Flexible Tap Tails for a monoblock kitchen sink lever
tap. The question I have is that I have found 2 different types of sizes on sale at either Screwfix.com or Toolstation.com, these are 15mm x 10mm and 15mm x 12mm. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...87261&id=91351 http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...ors/d20/sd2807 Would anybody know how the measurement is made for the actual connector to the tap? If measuring the diametre of the thread then it's 12mm where I would require a 15mm x 12mm but i'm not entirely sure how it is done as the tap purchased from MFI has no specs. My local plumbers merchants weren't too helpful so would appreciate any tips on the above. Thanks P |
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"Pedge" wrote in message
... I'm after a pair of Flexible Tap Tails for a monoblock kitchen sink lever tap. The question I have is that I have found 2 different types of sizes on sale at either Screwfix.com or Toolstation.com, these are 15mm x 10mm and 15mm x 12mm. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...87261&id=91351 http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...ors/d20/sd2807 Would anybody know how the measurement is made for the actual connector to the tap? If measuring the diametre of the thread then it's 12mm where I would require a 15mm x 12mm but i'm not entirely sure how it is done as the tap purchased from MFI has no specs. My local plumbers merchants weren't too helpful so would appreciate any tips on the above. Thanks P It is the diameter of the threaded holes on the underside of the tap body you are intrested in. You need to know the ouside diameter of the thread, which is not easy to measure. One way would be to see if you can get a 10 and 12mm bolt and see which one fits. You can get a measurement from the thread of the copper tails that presumably came with the tap, or take your tap down to your local B&Q and see which one fits and then either buy the tails there or save money and get them from Screwfix! HTH John |
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On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 06:30:18 +0000 (UTC), "John"
wrote: "Pedge" wrote in message ... I'm after a pair of Flexible Tap Tails for a monoblock kitchen sink lever tap. The question I have is that I have found 2 different types of sizes on sale at either Screwfix.com or Toolstation.com, these are 15mm x 10mm and 15mm x 12mm. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...87261&id=91351 http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...ors/d20/sd2807 Would anybody know how the measurement is made for the actual connector to the tap? If measuring the diametre of the thread then it's 12mm where I would require a 15mm x 12mm but i'm not entirely sure how it is done as the tap purchased from MFI has no specs. My local plumbers merchants weren't too helpful so would appreciate any tips on the above. Thanks P It is the diameter of the threaded holes on the underside of the tap body you are intrested in. You need to know the ouside diameter of the thread, which is not easy to measure. One way would be to see if you can get a 10 and 12mm bolt and see which one fits. You can get a measurement from the thread of the copper tails that presumably came with the tap, or take your tap down to your local B&Q and see which one fits and then either buy the tails there or save money and get them from Screwfix! HTH John I got mine from www.plumbcenter.co.uk who stock both sizes .I got the wrong ones first then went back to change them . Stuart Shift THELEVER to reply. |
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