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I bought a very cheap shower mixer from Toolstation - this one:
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Taps.../sd2946/p76879 I can't quite believe that it has no fixing holes to screw it to the wall. Is that right? It's just supposed to hang off the pipework? Also, I'm not quite sure I understand how to connect it. The mixer has two 'nuts' on the back that are a bit more than 13mm. There's then a sort of cranked threaded bit that converts it down to a 13mm thread that looks like it might take an olive and the nut from a 13mm compression fitting. Is that right? I can see the point of the cranked bits, as it allows some leeway in case the holes are not quite in the right place. So, what do you do exactly? You tighten all the fixings and I guess you can check for leaks before burying the connections in the wall. You then bury the fixings in the wall, but secured by what exactly, as the whole shower is hanging off it? -- Take it easy on the kid, SilverFox316; everybody kills Hitler on their first trip. |
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