I have some new 22mm bath taps I need to get onto my existing 15mm copper pipe but my 22mm nuts are too large for the taps. What's the nut on the end of a flexi called? Can I get them as part of a reducer/isolator? The taps themselves are described as "Pipe Size: 22 mm (3/4" BSP)" and the nut from the reducer coupling I used is 22mm but doesn't make mention of BSP anywhere.
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Bath taps to copper without flexis?
- Thread starter terryb2
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You need a 15mm to 3/4 BSP tap connector . Do you want to connect it to copper by soldering,compression fitting or push fit ?
Just found the fitting. Gonna go with compression. Ta.
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