We had a new sink and tap installed by a plumber in our kitchen about three months ago. The tap is a lever mixer tap. The tap's fixing to the sink has become quite loose and getting worse. I have looked underneath the sink and cannot see any way of tightening it - there doesn't seem to be a fixing nut or a threaded 'tube'. Because I didn't fix it myself I don't know how it was done. Any suggestions? Do I need any special tools?
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Loose sink tap
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Thanks corgiman. 
I realise that, but I thought it might be a quick fix. As it turns out it was. I hadn't realised somebody had already asked exactly the same question on this forum and that has answered my query. Clearly I wasn't looking at the fixing closely enough. Job done.
I realise that, but I thought it might be a quick fix. As it turns out it was. I hadn't realised somebody had already asked exactly the same question on this forum and that has answered my query. Clearly I wasn't looking at the fixing closely enough. Job done.
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