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Fitting a shower bar mixer
Further to the bathroom renovation, I need to fit a shower mixer
(Triton Aire bar type). The instructions call for it to be connected to a half inch BSP female fitting where the face of the fitting is flush with the finished (tiled) surface. It's going onto a dry lined wall and I intend to run the supply pipes up the wall from the floor. My problem is that a standard BSP elbow fitting is too short to reach through the plasterboard and tiles and a standard soldered elbow plus straight BSP connector will be far too long. Approximate distance from solid wall to tiled surface will be 40mm. Anybody got any experience of this or could offer any suggestions - it must be a common problem. Only solution I can see is to cut the plasterboard and tile over the gap, but I'm not very happy about doing this. I note that Screwfix have a special fitting for bar mixers - somebody else asked about these recently, but I can't recall seeing any replies. Does anybody know whether these fittings would help? John Miller |
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