Great tip.
Which bit? The only good idea I can see is threading the horse-shoe washer through the hole, instead of struggling under the sink.
Great tip.
Which bit? The only good idea I can see is threading the horse-shoe washer through the hole,
Have you not already been doing that on some installs?
The method in the video obviously wouldn't work with your tap, as the plastic spreader won't go through the hole.So my question is, where is his rubber o ring seal under the tap? It appears to me that he has threaded this down to below the sink.
Not what I was told by the informative persons on this forum a couple of weeks ago :-/
A-ha, yes it's all fitted. I used the o ring above and the plastic spreader plate below. I can't say if it all ok as I'm still waiting for the plumber to connect up the mains water. Looks good though! And pretty solid.The method in the video obviously wouldn't work with your tap, as the plastic spreader won't go through the hole.
I think the order in #3 of the earlier thread is correct, the O-ring above the sink. If it were below it would be up against the rubber washer in the spreader, which doesn't seem right. Have you fitted it yet, and is it OK?
Well done! Good luck.A-ha, yes it's all fitted. I used the o ring above and the plastic spreader plate below. I can't say if it all ok as I'm still waiting for the plumber to connect up the mains water. Looks good though! And pretty solid.
Thanks for asking.
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