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Right, now I'm back home after Christmas and have measured the hole
centres ready for the new mixer tap-cum-shower attachment. They're 180mm apart, so it does look like a standard measurement. Next question: I slipped off the side of the bath to have a butchers and lo and behold, the existing taps have braided hoses! So, correct me if I'm wrong, but this should make installation of the new mixer even more of a doddle, no? Can I re-use the same hoses? What about new sealing washers? Plumbfix, maybe? MM |
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