It uses a standared 1/4" pipe thread... (not reverse) correct?
213694
This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work. This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.
213695
YES. . .only inside the threads are 'reversed' Left Hand. On this adapter, both outside threads are right hand [on/in]
213696
Yes it is standard it works very well for us. We applied it to a hose extension.
213697
This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work.This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.
2070149
No, the thread is 1/4" pipe thread for direct connect to appliance like stove or lamp.
140602
William D is correct. You will need a longer threaded nipple. It would be fine if the 1.5" piece were smooth in the middle. It is not.
321407
Use teflon tape on the 3/4 " threaded connection pipe fittingI have one ( just like in the picture ) i bought but need a 1/2 " pipe so i bought the one I needed from marshalls Hardware. Ill sell you my 3/4" never used for $5.00 free shipping call 760 583-1545 San Diego larry O
90175
NO. It is set up for a 1 12" threaded pipe. You would have to make some sort of adapter.
1553787
There is 2 1/4 inch of thread on this faucet. Hope this helps love the look ours is not installed yet.
1681594
No, right hand thread. It went easily onto a normal pipe-thread. To be clear, we are talking about the female end of the Quick connector.
1013678
If the pipe threads coming out of the wall are 1/2" male, it should work fine.
2087792
Yes, mine came apart easily at the cutting head and it is standard 3/4 inch pipe thread.
260569
it has 1 1/2" female pipe thread. They send adaptors that screw into the pump that converts it to flexible hose
486679
I used a 1 inch section of the more rigid "riser" tubing that normally is used a top of a stake for a sprinkler head. It was stiff enough to allow the threads to bite, and then went on to a normal tee to connect to the main tubing. Does that make sense?
603490
I believe it is 1/2" pipe thread, which is pretty standard for shower heads.
1607245
All in and out connections are standard hose thread. I use mine for a 1/4 drip system.
2095873
Yes it is. This works for extending a pipe by adding another threaded pipe to it.
2120436
I believe it's 3/8", standard thread. My diverter pipe was too short, and I had to make up an extension with a union piece, etc. Any local hardware store should have a plug for that. If you're using it as a faucet it should work for you just fine. The diverter is a cheap piece of crap, it sticks sometimes, and worst of all, the little handle comes unscrewed from the rod that you pull up on, causing the diverter plate to fall out of the bottom. I tried a little thread locker on it, and it seemed to help somewhat, but after 2-3 months, right back to being a piece of crap.
1423386
1/2 inch, standard pipe thread. Worked great, no leaks, I would recommend it to a friend.
2047305
Yes it is a 1/2 inch pipe connection and has gaskets so it will fit both straight and tapered thread.