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![]() These comercial kitchen sink mounted faucets always seem to be loose and flopping around, decided to try some shower lock 90's today.
Worked like a charm nice an tight, only thing i found was the escushions dont sit flush to the sink cause of the lock 90. What have you guys done with these? MACPLUMB777 likes this.
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![]() I like these flanges sink ell fittings with a close nipple nipple in faucet and through sink hole and then the sink ell nice and tight up against the backside of the sink It seems to work good. It's been a while since I did one and last time I used a big washer or 2 on the backside to make it work.
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![]() This is an option.
https://api.ferguson.com/dar-step-se...UCT_ID=4040056 Here's another https://www.tsbrass.com/p/miscellaneous-parts/B-0426 |
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![]() We use/stack large galv. Steel washers as spacers between the s.s. Splash and the brass fitting. Even a close nipple usually needs one or two
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![]() What he said
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![]() and a drop of silicone between each washer helps keep it all together and from shifting when they bang big pots into the faucet..
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![]() You could also use a 1/2" romex nut or cut the end off of a coupling.
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![]() This and only this is what we use, made for the application:
https://www.tsbrass.com/p/parts-kits/B-0230-K skoronesa likes this.
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