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7/8" bath tap washer?
Hi
I need to replace the washer on a bath tap. The tap is probably 30 years old, but is ok. The washer appears to be 7/8" but none of the plumber's merchants I have tried carry that size. Is 7/8" a recognised tap washer size or have I missed something? David |
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7/8" bath tap washer?
"DavidA" wrote in message ... Hi I need to replace the washer on a bath tap. The tap is probably 30 years old, but is ok. The washer appears to be 7/8" but none of the plumber's merchants I have tried carry that size. Is 7/8" a recognised tap washer size or have I missed something? Tap washers are measured by the bore of the pipe, not the diameter of the washer. That is almost certainly a 3/4" washer - a very common size for baths. Colin Bignell |
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7/8" bath tap washer?
Hi Colin
Thanks very much for your answer, David |
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