Does the copper pipe coming out of the wall have to be threaded for this spout?
1588403
There ARE female threads in the spout. Other spouts sometimes use an o-ring, slide on and set screw. This uses the standard pipe threads.
1588404
This is designed to thread onto a threaded nipple, usually brass, not to attach to a copper pipe. If you are using copper, then would would need to solder a threaded fitting on to it to attach this faucet.
1588405
No. There is an adapter that comes with the faucet that has to be soldered on to the copper pipe
1615735
I had to use the threaded ring from the B&S can. the spout fit perfectly in it.
1110304
My plumber had to have special connections to hook it up to the water spout. The connections on the facet were not standard connections.
359514
Yes, there is an aluminum spike which threads onto the vertical pipe. There is a slot in the top of the spike to allow the wire to thread through. The threads are a standard pipe thread, so you can use other mounts if the spike doesn't work for you.
74403
If I remember correctly, the threaded part is metal, but the rest of the inside of the spout is all plastic.
273530
The connections are threaded. You should be able to elbow the piping over and even down, doing your valves on the horizontal or in other space you create by laying out the piping to do so.
133431
I think it means the hose connections for the fixture are threaded, not the end of the spout
2250554
Hi, it has a 1/2" female threaded inlet. Make sure you use a threaded brass nipple to make the connection so that you don't get any rusty water from using a steel pipe. Also, make sure to use Teflon tape or pipe dope, or both on the nipple so you don't get leaks. Hope that helps!
1786348
I don't think that this will work without the threads. I had a threaded faucet.
1572367
It does not include the diverter that goes in the wall during rough-in plumbing. The shower arm pipe is included. The shower head is partially made of plastic. I got the stainless steel model so I cannot answer your question about brass. Please confirm all my non-plumber comments with your plumber or the manufacturer's website.
1061558
If you own this spout you can screw into the pipe.The total length of the spout, from opening to threaded portion, is 4.25 in. So if your pipe is 4 in it may be too short. But why not take a try.
1507315
If you are asking about the pipe and flange that comes out of the wall then the answer is no. It has the bracket/connector that screws onto the pipe coming out of the wall, the hose and the shower head.
177269
The one I ordered (I think it is the one you ask about) has the pipe thread on the inside of the water inlet (top hole). Wrap your threaded pipe with teflon tape, then screw it in tight. Mine worked perfectly!
563795
This fitting is connected to 1/2" pex pipe coming out of the wall. The other end (which points upward in the photo) is for the 3/8" standard faucet supply line.
239327
the tap is threaded on the outside, inside the bore of the spigot is smooth. of course as a unit it is threaded and has a gasket and a nut to hold it in place. but no, there is no threads on the inside bore of the spigot
523245
No, this 1/4 drip line has no screw ends. You have to use a drip connector to attach to 1/2 or 5/8 inch drip tubing line. You have to use a drip plug to stop the water flow at the end of your line. Hope this helps.
1193756
Each end is threaded. The straighter side screws into the wall attachment and the curved part is used for the shower head attachment. I hope this helps.