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Thank you to all commenters for your advice, and I can now report that a trip to a plumbing supplier's website netted me a 5/8" converter which is now happily seated on my tap, and a 3/4" brass connector is now holding the hose connector firmly in place. Job done!

Morning all, I would like to know how I would need to prepare an area of my garden for laying a shed base. The area in question is a gravelled section of my garden which once was the home of an absolutely enormous shed / workshop that my grandad built from scratch (he was the sort who didn't...

So in conclusion I should look for a hose connector with a 5/8" thread?

Wouldn't surprise me... Any ideas as to how the devil I'm going to attach a hose connector to that thing? I am not enthusiastic about getting a new tap put in as that wall is ... well, given what I said about my grandad's reluctance to spend money, God alone knows what's going on behind that...

It was fitted by my grandad years ago, and I have no idea where he got it; it could have been in a skip for all we know - he wasn't one for spending money when he didn't have to, which has caused no end of cursing over the years! I've measured the exterior diameter of the thread - it comes out...

I assume that would have an interior thread to screw on to the tap and an exterior for the adaptor? Where can I get these from?

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice about my exterior tap; it has a 24mm exterior thread, which as I'm sure you all know isn't a standard thread size for Hozelock-type hose connectors. I've been able to get by with a connector for round ended taps (the type with the jubilee clip around the...