Idiot tap connector question
a 3/4" BSP tap - is that a parallel BSP thread? I'm pretty sure it is but I
want to check before I go and order the bits to connect the bath taps (and likewise the 1/2" taps on the basin)... Ta Tim |
Idiot tap connector question
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a 3/4" BSP tap - is that a parallel BSP thread? I'm pretty sure it is but I want to check before I go and order the bits to connect the bath taps (and likewise the 1/2" taps on the basin)... There is only 1 type of tap connector thread AFAIK. Use flexibles. -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
Idiot tap connector question
The Medway Handyman coughed up some electrons that declared:
Tim S wrote: a 3/4" BSP tap - is that a parallel BSP thread? I'm pretty sure it is but I want to check before I go and order the bits to connect the bath taps (and likewise the 1/2" taps on the basin)... There is only 1 type of tap connector thread AFAIK. Use flexibles. Any particular recommendation for make? I can see the merit - no trying to bend a copper pipe to the mm. Are their any cons - (relatively) short life etc? Ta Tim |
Idiot tap connector question
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Tim S wrote: There is only 1 type of tap connector thread AFAIK. Use flexibles. Any particular recommendation for make? I can see the merit - no trying to bend a copper pipe to the mm. Are their any cons - (relatively) short life etc? One possible con is if it's a SS sink etc, copper pipe adds to the rigidity, but flexibles not. -- *Proofread carefully to see if you any words out or mispeld something * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
Idiot tap connector question
On 25 Aug, 21:08, Tim S wrote:
The Medway Handyman coughed up some electrons that declared: Tim S wrote: a 3/4" BSP tap - is that a parallel BSP thread? I'm pretty sure it is but I want to check before I go and order the bits to connect the bath taps (and likewise the 1/2" taps on the basin)... There is only 1 type of tap connector thread AFAIK. Use flexibles. Any particular recommendation for make? I can see the merit - no trying to bend a copper pipe to the mm. Are their any cons - (relatively) short life etc? Ta Tim The con is that the flexibles do not supply a rigid base for the tap and it is difficult to get the tap to lock onto the bath/sink. Rob |
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, Rob G wrote: On 25 Aug, 21:08, Tim S wrote: The Medway Handyman coughed up some electrons that declared: Tim S wrote: a 3/4" BSP tap - is that a parallel BSP thread? I'm pretty sure it is but I want to check before I go and order the bits to connect the bath taps (and likewise the 1/2" taps on the basin)... There is only 1 type of tap connector thread AFAIK. Use flexibles. Any particular recommendation for make? I can see the merit - no trying to bend a copper pipe to the mm. Are their any cons - (relatively) short life etc? Ta Tim The con is that the flexibles do not supply a rigid base for the tap and it is difficult to get the tap to lock onto the bath/sink. I'd guess the same with plastic pipe. Especially with one hole fixings. -- *I'm already visualizing the duct tape over your mouth Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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