Can this be used with flexible stainless braided supply lines between the valve and the faucet?
1620599
I am pretty sure that this shut off will work with the braided supply line, just make sure you get the right measurements. Check your supply line at the wall and the braided supply line from the toilet, sometimes they are the same size (ex. 1/2" or 3/4") sometimes they are different.
1620600
Yes it can. We have used it with both a water heater and kitchen and bathroom sink connections. There are also shark bite braided stainless steel connectionl.
1620601
The fittings are the same (assume you're using standard stuff) so there is no problem using the braided lines instead of coppper lines.
1620602
Yes, provided that the line has threaded ends that match the size of the valve you are using. I use braided lines too.
1765587
Hello,if your talking about doing that to the threaded fittings that come with this faucet, no the 1/2 copper pipe will not fit inside the fittings. thanks Don.
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
191543
Yes.....mine is a delta faucet......these do not last long.....they are very flimsy. I have bought two and replaced the second one even with another brand.
174932
Yes, I used a flexible shower hose. I believe that is the primary use for this type of faucet. As long as you have the right size attachement, any hose and sprayer attachement could theoretically be used.
1288923
Yes, this faucet can use either a single or dual hole for the water feed lines. Hope this helps.
557603
It good to add a flexible hose connector between the faucet and the timer to prevent snapping the plastic by pulling the hose too hard.
1105951
I bought my faucet about 2 years ago. The supply lines are not stainless steel. They are some kind of braided rubbery material. They have held up well so far. The only thing I don't like about the faucet is the drain plug. It does not stay down when you pull the lever up.
308883
I doubt it. You might contact a plumber who can make the curve around the faucet handle using a tubing bender. The tubing is chrome plated brass or copper (I can't remember) Both bendable with the right tools. However this will shorten the length of the tubing and would probably require some type of tubing extension to get back to the original height.
855806
I've used it for soft drawn copper up to 7/8", and 3/4" thinwall aluminum with success. The bending collars are made of heavy plastic and stood up to the copper and aluminum. You may be able to bend thinwall stainless but due to the hand actuated ratchet and plastic collars anything larger than 1/2" would be too much stress.
834225
The hose is not flexible so I don't think so. We have a large deep apron sink and have no issues but if you need the hose to reach the bottom of the sink it will not.
317034
It is a tight fit, not sure what else you bought but is is a little difficult by design. the main braided line hooks to the distributer and the distributer with all it's screw valves hooks to your output lines, they should all be very tight.
1110441
Yes. The line has to be attached, so if you found a longer compatible line, it can be attached.
324724
The unit comes with extra hardware to adapt to different thread sizes, but this is for mounting between a "normal" faucet and its aerator. My guess is that you would have trouble with any other sort of faucet unless it has a section that screws together and is of the right diameter.
1786348
I don't think that this will work without the threads. I had a threaded faucet.
124430
compatible with faucets with 3 tubes coming out(water supply->faucet, faucet-> tank, tank->faucet), not those from Insinkerator with fourth steam vent tube.
993587
There's 3/4 inch threaded ends for hot and cold to attach to your hot and cold water lines. Hope that helps.