Does the flex connecter connect directly into the i/2" base of the faucets or is there a 3/8" tubing from connecter to faucet?
1154366
Yes, the 1/2" connects directly into the base of the faucet. Had some minor leakage with the base and connector.
1154367
There is a 3/8" tube going from each tap to the faucet. The connector needed to connect the water source to the tap is a standard faucet flex tube
1154368
We had a plumber connect both fixtures in the new powder room, but I don't think he needed to use anything beyond what was in the box. Hope this helps!
914786
It's a standard 3 hole sink mount. It is 4" from the center of the handle base (where it attaches to the sink) to the center of the spigot. I just measured it. Hope this helps!
461110
If my memory is correct the Marey is a 1/2" connection - our home has a 3/4" line. It has been a year since we purchased a Marey and ultimately had it removed we had so many problems. I am fairly certain one of the issues we had was couplings, elbows etc. to go from 1/2" to 3/4" for this unit.
2104545
I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent faucet -- high quality. Again, sorry, but good luck. I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent... » Read More I wish I could help you, but it was a few months ago, and I don't recall the details of the connection. It must have been the same size since the only difficulty of installation I remember was the typical one of working on my back under the sink tightening the fixture. It is remarkable that a plumbing supply retailer wouldn't have all possible reducers for various plastic hose transitions. I would try other plumbing supplies outlets. Perhaps you could "google" the problem and see whether others may have encountered and solved it. I hope you are successful. It is an excellent faucet -- high quality. Again, sorry, but good luck. « Show Less
803017
It is a 8" widespread faucet. Well built. I bought 2 for my bathroom and have not been disappointed.
754837
No - It only connects to an outdoor type spigot. Some laundry faucets have that type of connection, but it isn't common.
511355
mine not quick connect. Used 3/8 tailpiece to 3/8 pipe fitting to heater.Connect with small spanner.
2117307
The coupling is intended to be fixed to the end of your hose (3/4") to connect to a nozzle (also 3/4"). I'm not sure why you would want a quick release at the faucet? Are you wanting to remove the hose every time you use it? Somehow I'm thinking there would be a better gimmik to do that...
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.
923950
It does not come with any connections, just standard 3/8" tubing. All you'll need are two flare fittings and clamps and you'll be set!
1550485
The connector has a 3/4" threaded hose connection on one side and a slide in connection for a 1/2" drip line or solid line on the other. Keep in mind that if you are making a connection for standard emitters, you need a pressure regulator ahead of this product.
2230849
I just measured it and it's 3 1/2" . I have not had any problems with it and really like it (have had it for about 3 years). I also bought the fancy modern faucet that matches the dispenser (the one with the spiral design that looks like a candy cane). I got a good deal on Amazon because it retails for over $600.00 in our local plumbing store. However, it looks like good quality, but the stainless steel is peeling off the faucet and something is wrong with the unit. It is drooping and not hanging correctly (I think something came apart or broke).
1919081
In the box is the faucet and two hoses to connect to your water inlet below the sink. The faucet has a brass cylinder that fits through your countertop and it also has the rubber washer and brass nut to screw the faucet down tight to the counter. The hoses fit into the faucet on one end and fit onto a 1/2" water inlet. If you have the 1/2" inlet below you sink, you are good to go (although I recommend that you get some plumbers tape to wrap the inlet before you fasten the hose). However, if you have a typical 3/8" water inlet you will have to find a conversion adapter or get a 1/2" inlet (easier to find than an adapter).
1129211
It does connect directly to the faucet. The connector is on top of the valve box. The timer is actually a separate piece that slides onto the valve unit. It's a piece of cake.
2031782
I use a 3/8" 150psi flexzilla. You will also need fittings for hose (typically) and impact. Quick connect style is what I use, something like: TEKTON 4720 Quick Connect Coupler Set, 5-Piece
1491754
The spigot I received was not 3/4". I thought it might be 1/2" but if it is only produced in 3/8" and 3/4" then mine is definately 3/8". I purchased this to replace a worn out spigot on our glass sun tea jar and we have had no problems with this spigot and it couldn't be easier to install.
1234988
It does not connect to the faucet. This is a pressure hose to use on the output.