does the faucet adaptor come with the metal threads or the old type plastic
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The adapter has both, metal to join with faucet and plastic to join with purifier. I love mine and installment is really just 1 click!
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when you purchase a faucet filter, it comes with a few adapters/ if lacking the company (Procter & Gamble) may send a needed one.
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Metal threads but bonded to an outside adaptor. Doesn't work well as soon the backpressure of the filter will start shooting water all over your counter. Pur did replace the adaptor but in a week it started all over again. The adaptor is not well made and bonded to the threaded metal.
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Washers / Metal. But.. It is the same faucet as one with stuby chrome handles with adapters for porcelain handles that don't tighten securely. I wound not buy it again.
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The water lines are standard lines just like under your faucets. You can buy the pvc adapters at Home Depot.
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It did with mine. Used the same hoses as well and just attached them to the new unit. The old unit was an In-sinkerator brand. I liked the faucet on the old unit better than the current one is why I did not change the entire unit.
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Yes. Sprayer and matching escutcheon. Both plastic, but match the faucet nicely.
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Karen, Amazon continues to amaze me. The sprayer is plastic. I am a home builder and installed this faucet in my own home that I built in 1985. The faucet and sprayer work perfectly. If you want to know my credentials or background, go to www.andersonsargent.com Jim Sargent
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It comes with an adapter to connect to an inside faucets and can connect to an outside hose faucet as well. You should not need any other adapters.
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It fit the one that came with our faucet which was bought in 2005, which is 8 years old. It is a vast improvement over the old design.
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If you mean the tub spout, you'll have to look inside to see if its threaded. Generally they have standard threading and a simple male to male adapter will do the trick. But, that's just the standard, I can't say about your specific fixture. I also don't remember if an adapter came with it. Its been a while. :->
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Some are metal some are plastic. The product will usually list which type of drain comes with. I've gotten both plastic and metal with 3 kohler bancroft faucets I own
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The float valve is 1/2 inch male pipe thread so get an adapter that has 1/2 inch female pipe thread on one end and female GHT(garden hose thread) on the other end and you should be set. Amazon has them in brass and nylon.
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The faucet is metal... all the parts you see here in the photo anyway. Some of the underneath connections may be plastic. Ours looks great & works great.
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Yes, included are adapters for hooking up to ANY faucet, including the kind without threads.
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Yes. That's what mine looks like & works just fine. Does what is intended to do. The only issue for me was the size of the gaskets; the one that fit between the faucet and adapter was too thick (the threads wouldn't catch), so I had to cut it down the middle with an exacto knife to make it thinner. I've had it for 11 months now & it all works fine.
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it fits a standard faucet. Mine is silver, metal and really works great! I have had many but this one seems to be % better than all of the other brands ( both plastic and metal) that I have purchased in the past.
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On mine, the threaded part is brass. The plastic is is there to offer a better grip.
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You can easily remove the hose thread adapter from the faucet and replace it with an aerator. The aerator must have 55/64-Inch Female Threads and a Polished Chrome finish to match the faucet. American Standard M922880-0020A, available from Amazon, should be suitable. I am not aware of an aerator with female hose threads that could directly mount on the existing faucet as-is. Conversion is easy and should require no tools. That said, an allen wrench may be needed to remove the hose adapter from the faucet the first time. It is practical to regularly switch between the aerator and hose adapter, if needed. Be careful to properly align the threads and only hand-tighten either adapter; do not use a wrench that could mar the finish or strip the threads if the alignment is not accurate.