What kind of plumbing fittings are used on this bidet. Previous models use no standard fittings and hoses and caused problems?
174476
It comes with an adapter nut in case you have to use it. I used mine and it went together just fine.
174477
The Bidet came with a y adapter. The single or tail of the y was a standard fit to our plumbing I supply line. I think it had an adapter that was included.. We now had the hose that originally went to the toilet attached to one of the two remaining attachments and back to the toilet. The bidet came with another supply hose that goes from the remaining y fitting t
174478
As for me, all the fittings where standard and included in the box I opened. All I had to use was an adjustable wrench ( monkey wrench) to tighten all the firing down to my existing equipment. It was incredibly easy for me, though I'm a little mechanically inclined. I think maybe 20 mins is more then enough to look over the fitting and have an install all taken care of.
174479
There is a T-Connector that attaches to supply line either with the default 1/2 connector or with a 3/8" adapter. Both are included. They supply the 2 hoses 1 for the top part of the T that goes to the toilet tank (no adapter needed). The horizontal portion of the T connects to a filter, which connects the second hose to the seat itself. Everything is provided in the box that you will need.
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I am not sure of the exact dimensions, and the manual doesn't say. Mine went together with no additional parts. The sizes are standard. The adapter nut is 3/8th to connect the toilet supply hose to the water supply. I had to use that, but it was included.
174481
The package I received has an adapter, a t-connector, and two hoses that screw right up to your existing shutoff valve. Be sure to find the little plastic white washer that fits inside the female end that screws onto the shutoff valve. For some reason it was in a separate package. Anyway, connections can be installed with a little more than hand tightening due to the good seals from the built in gaskets in the rest of the hardware and included filter. Shouldn't take more than 30-45 minutes for install.
508936
Standard female hose fitting. You can buy an adapter which fits most kitchen faucets and allows hookup. Otherwise it will fit any outside hose bib.
595035
Not sure, usually the parts are for a particular fixture. I suggest that you do a search for the toilet brand and model that you have.
1524079
Takes a special connection fitting from Europe that doesn't come with the faucet. I sent my faucets back and bought local American made faucets. Amazon did not have the special fittings in stock when I was looking for them.
1786068
It was the wrong thing ... (again) better to just have a plumber come over and replace with the new handle model. I have no more issues with either.
1692327
no custom plumbing but directions are poor and I have had problems with it coming loose and leaking
1693316
You have not gone wrong. The toilet is a BAD DESIGN. I fought a loosing battle for 12 years, trying to stop the leaking and trying to clear the swirling water of the sewage. I hope you have more luck getting it to work than I had.
1890172
It actually attaches to the bottom of the tank. That inlet is standard for toilets, the 7/8ths. So, a T-valve goes there, connect the tank to the water supply with the plumbing you originally had. And there's an extra outlet for the hand-held bidet hose. I hope that makes sense? It doesn't matter if you have 3/8 or 1/2 since you are keeping that plumbing anyway... It connects to the bottom of the tank, not at the water supply Sorry if I'm not clear... I don't have the plumbing lingo :)
2084142
All of the fittings one this are threaded. No quick connect. I don't know of one.
1502070
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this. Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak. Mine has worked great.
719861
All bidet come with t-connector. 1st. turn off water to toilet. Disconnect hose from inlet to toilet. attach t-connect to toilet ( t-connect supplied with bidet.Then attach water hose to t-connector and other end attach to the bidet inlet poly tube. This tube also come with bidet accessaries. one end to t-connector and other end to the bidet water on-0ff switch.
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answered previously but left this out: The water connecting line IS NOT included. If you cannot use the old one, pick up a new one for the new toilet. And the toilet flushes great once I put it in!!
1515913
They aren't proprietary, they are just not common. They are Japanese-Shape 1/4 size fittings. They are available through mail order house like McMaster-Carr.
311221
on the MB110 no ability to use warm water... In designs like this you need a model that accepts warm water input from a hot water tap in the sink and a long hose over to the bidet... if you are willing to put up with that then that is your choice. There are units at $300 and up that will heat water in the bidet but they require you to install an electrical outlet near the bidet
1426893
Unfortunately, I needed to return this faucet. My plumber said the fittings didn't fit right. Maybe I got a lemon. There are so many choices. I think I'd choose another.
482775
yep. garden hose attachment is standard. That's why I bought it. The other pumps required fittings. This one is ready to go
917723
Nothing was needed with regards to the plumbing aspects but we had to install an electrical outlet with a GFCI socket. If the current hose connecting the toilet tank to water supply is very old you may need a new hose as the plumbing washers could leak on the new installation as a result of age deterioration