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Hmm.
Rather been caught out. Bought some bath taps (3/4") and some basin taps (1/2") in the same make and style. In fact the tap bodies are as near as dammit identical sizes all over, except for the base which is a little wider on the 3/4". Bought bathroom sink later. Having just installed it, I was slightly surprised to find it had 3/4" tap holes in the ceramic. It's only a little basin. Is this normal? I'm tempted to buy more taps in 3/4" and ebay the 1/2" ones (or make sure shower room basin #2 has 1/2" holes!). Before I do that, am I missing something - like say the possibility of using some sort of reducer? I suspect that may leave the 1/2" taps not very well bedded and thus wobbly - but it's worth not being hasty... Ta Tim -- Tim Watts This space intentionally left blank... |
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