can i use this faucet on a heavy duty plastic laundry tub
1646714
Yes you can, but it only can only be used for one supply line, either hot or cold, but not both. It is intended to be used as a cold water dispenser for filtration systems.
1646715
I think it would fine for that. It is somewhat bigger than other bar sink sets I have seen.
1646716
You could but this is a really nice faucet and I would hate to ruin it with paint splashes, I clean a lot of brushes in my laundry tub sink. It has an 11" profile and the one I have on my tub is very low, only about 1". Mine is hooked so that I have hot and cold running water.
2195086
I would say this is the wrong choice to attach to a kitchen sink faucet because the hose is too long. It cannot be attached to MOST bathtub faucets.
240758
Gregory, if you mean the black plastic ones, i would say no. It fits well on a standard faucet which I have in my tower.
1837030
Probably not. I doubt this product is designed to be submerged in 160 degree water repeatedly. I'd e afraid it would come apart On a different note,The element should not warp the tub possibly something bent the element and it is closer to the tub the it should be. Look at that. If not, replace the dishwasher. Low end washers are not expensive (check the big box home improvement stores) and they are easy to install.
1014155
Don't know. It probably wouldn't hurt the nozzle itself, but I'm sure the rubber washer isn't made for high-heat areas. It's made to screw onto the end of a water hose. Yours might be a question for the manufacturer.
1837860
Unless you have unusually high water pressure, I believe this product would be just fine for most residential water pressures and applications. Considering your extra pressure, you may want to apply 3 wraps of teflon tape to the threaded connections with the furnished rubber washers. Afterwards, check for leaks and you may need to tighten the connection slightly to stop any leaks, as I did. Be carefully not to cross-thread or overtighten any plastic connections, if any.
1186936
The faucet comes with it's own union, it's hiding in the tub fill. You can either use copper or steel pipe with NPT. depending on your current type of faucet it could either go right together or you might have to sweat some pipe. Or maybe use some PEX fittings and hose to connect to your current piping. I hope this helps.
754837
No - It only connects to an outdoor type spigot. Some laundry faucets have that type of connection, but it isn't common.
632876
Should be no problem but I do want to bring up the fact that this sink is made of a plastic material not typical kitchen style. I used it in 2 utilities so far and they work great.
1285232
I don't see why not. The only thing you would miss is the sprayer. But this is a beautiful faucet.
1283734
Yes, this does work in a vintage tub BUT my faucet was missing some internal parts and it broke quickly. I did not try to get my money back or exchange it because we waited several months before installing an did not think seller would exchange/refund. Overall, I wound not recommend buying.
1695768
As far as I can see this does not attach to a tub faucet, we have it attached to our laundry room sink faucet, as that is where we bathe our dogs. It could also be attached to an outdoor hose faucet.
1283730
I used it in my 1930's tub, and it works great. My understanding is that the faucet was designed for such 'antiques.'
420298
I assume so. We use it for vanity sinks but I am assuming if the tub is not too far from the wall you will be vale to use it.
1289883
If you mean by "laundry canister" a ~5 gallon plastic tub with a sealed lid in which a sump pump sits, to pump your laundry water waste up to where it can then drain from, then the answer is"Yes". Check dimensions carefully. Also, since this will be in your laundry area, plug into a ground-fault interrupt protected receptacle.
850916
Initally I would say no, unless a technician was present. The reason is that the water pipes would have to go through the cast iron which most likely not flat, and would be difficult to make suitable for the washers of the faucet to adhere to the surface. That feature is required to prevent movement when using the faucet.
1723851
No it doesn't. You would probably need to get a kitchen faucet for that function, but that may not fit most laundry sinks.