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I'm fitting a modern style tap (that has two screw in copper 15mm pipes for
the water supply, so you can't fit a usual flexible connector that has a tap connector at one end, can you get flexible pipe with a "normal" 15mmm compression fittinig on both ends, or an adaptor? Its a really fiddly location behins a double sink and it would be pretty hard to work without some flexibility. -- "Mike....."(not "Mike") remove clothing to email |
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Following up to Mike....
can you get flexible pipe with a "normal" 15mmm compression fittinig on both ends forget it! They were just out of stock where i looked -- "Mike....."(not "Mike") remove clothing to email |
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Mike.... wrote: I'm fitting a modern style tap (that has two screw in copper 15mm pipes for the water supply, so you can't fit a usual flexible connector that has a tap connector at one end, can you get flexible pipe with a "normal" 15mmm compression fittinig on both ends, or an adaptor? Its a really fiddly location behins a double sink and it would be pretty hard to work without some flexibility. Better than that - you can get flexible tails which screw into the base of the tap in place of the supplied rigid tails, and which have push-fit or compression connectors on the other end. There are at least two thread sizes - M10 and M12 - used for connecting tails to monobloc taps, so you need to determine which size you have. Then go to Screwfix.com and look at item 27936, 91351, 99193 or 84084. -- Cheers, Roger ______ Email address maintained for newsgroup use only, and not regularly monitored.. Messages sent to it may not be read for several weeks. PLEASE REPLY TO NEWSGROUP! |
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Following up to Roger Mills
Better than that - you can get flexible tails which screw into the base of the tap in place of the supplied rigid tails, and which have push-fit or compression connectors on the other end. brilliant! -- "Mike....."(not "Mike") remove clothing to email |
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Mike.... wrote:
I'm fitting a modern style tap (that has two screw in copper 15mm pipes for the water supply, so you can't fit a usual flexible connector that has a tap connector at one end, can you get flexible pipe with a "normal" 15mmm compression fittinig on both ends, or an adaptor? Yes. Flexible tap tails. http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;js...CCSTHZOCFFI?_d yncharset=UTF-8&fh_search=tap+tails You need to know if they are 10 or 12mm. Alan. -- To reply by e-mail, change the ' + ' to 'plus'. |
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