Hello, need to advice please. Photo is currently set up of WC basin. I am planning to replace tap to a single mixer tap Hansgrohe Vernis. The issue seems to be the tails that come with this tap are 400mm and in the current set up the supply copper 10mm pipe comes out of the wall about 100mm below surface of existing sink. So either ill be left with an excess of the new pipe tails or they wont fit anyway. Any recommendations on a suitable set up that would work. The other question is should i fit isolator valves given there is not a great deal of pipe available to put a 10mm to 3/8 reducer anyway... ote the hansgrohe come with 3/8 fitting on tails. Thanks all
Basin tap fitting
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You don't need isolation valves. What is the distance from tap to elbow?
Is your water high pressure or gravity fed?
Andy
Andy
Ok, I would come out the wall, elbow down converted to 15mm, isolation valve, then a couple of elbows and flexi up to tap.
Andy
Andy
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