'What size is the faucet threads 5/8 or 7/8"?
242894
Sorry I have no idea. I bought a Danby and ended up returning it for their TERRIBLE customer service. It didn't work for me and their customer service was the worst. Just fair warning.
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.
2193698
Not sure what you are asking, I needed no adapter for this faucet, it has standard size connections
602184
They are normal faucets. Measures about 4". You'll also need a center hole.
609738
From FaucetDirect.com page: "Rough In Dimensions: 23-1/8"W x 29-1/8"H x 3-7/8"D"
1154372
If I remember correctly, it was 1/2 inch pipe thread protruding from 5/8 to 1 and 5/8 inches from the wall.
868646
It is 5/8", perhaps the only down side to the pump since it is difficult to find the correct size fittings
858094
The spigot is tapered so you can use various sizes. I use a 3/8 and 5/8 without any issues.
1208888
I believe it is 1/8" NPT (National Pipe Thread). I didn't try threading it onto a known NPT fitting, but I'm pretty sure it is.
1423386
1/2 inch, standard pipe thread. Worked great, no leaks, I would recommend it to a friend.
1799731
they are about 16 inches long . if i remember right they 5/8 pipe thread . i have had this installed sense april and we are very happy with it
970648
Sadly, I can't remember what size hole I drilled. So I suggest this: Drill the 1/2" hole FIRST, then enlarge to fit if necessary. 5/8 is just a tad larger anyway. Good luck
186792
Unscrew the aerator to expose the thread. The majority of faucets use either the large (15/16) or small (13/16) aerator gauge. The unit fits the large size out of the box. For the small one you would have to make a trip to a Home Depot and get a different adapter.
962066
I'm not sure what you are looking for but the hot and cold water supply lines are 8" on center and the faucet is 4" on center from each of these lines.
1972454
It is 1/4, why would you want to change to 3/8? Unless you mistakenly think that it needs to be plumbed to your existing faucet? The unit has its own faucet, 1/4".
996004
The very top of the base, around threads is 8 1/2, the middle 11", the very bottom 13". Hope this helps.
2102785
I had no problem with mine fitting. Are you in the US where faucets are standard size? I thought all would be the same. If it is metric, the threads would be different from standard, but I did not know there were metric threads in faucets. Have you asked at a local hardware/plumbing store?