I have a glass 2 or 3 gallon dispenser that came from Belk. It is glass wall... not ceramic. Will this tighten down to fit?
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As long as the hole in the dispenser is large enough it should work fine. It comes with two rubber washers that help seal it off from leaking. But dealing with glass you will need to make sure that you don't over tighten it. Hope this helped.
1233911
I have a 55 gallon and my glass was not that thick so I cant answer. But I can say this , when I'm going from one side to the end and I break hold with the magnet all I have to do is put the magnet back on the outside and the magnet on the inside is drawn to the glass and reattaches to the outside. Hopefully my experience help you in your decision making.
175545
It's supposed to fit directly onto the output. Mine seemed to fit ok, but would fall off after a minute or two of rotating. I haven't tried to use it since. I have a 29 gal Biocube.
812693
Hello, I am not sure about Primo brand but my best guess is yes it would fit almost any dispenser since most are designed with a large opening. I use a ceramic dispense and the bottle stays in place by gravity, and a simple plastic ring. B
2004155
Yes it will and the dispenser looks real nice on the wall too. I loaded it up with 3 oz cups and it has dispensed them perfectly everytime.
889854
It will fit however, if this shelving unit is not flush against the walls of the licker it will constantly fall down. The measurements given for this product to work must be spot-on. This unit slides together is slots, it does not "snap" together. That is why it falls apart easily even if it were flush/flat against the walls. Hope this helps.......
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On my Bluewave 3 gallon refrigerator bottle I used this faucet: "Spigot (Fits All IGLOO 1,2,3,5,&10 Gal Bev Coolers) other brands may not fit Offered by West Hardware Co Price: $5.99". You can look at this faucet on the Amazon site and check it against the Tomlinson lever faucet and use your best judgment as to whether it is the same size or not. I have had the Igloo faucet for several years now and it stills works perfectly. I really cannot vouch for other brands as I am not that familiar with them.
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I used them to hold a small piece of glass (12'w x 6"h) to my wall. I think it will hold a larger piece like the one your 3'x3', however the determining factor is anchoring it securely to your wall. If you have drywall, then use heavy-duty drywall anchors. If you have old plaster walls with lathe and metal mesh, then consult your Ace hardware store or Home Depot. They can make a recommendation for you. If you know where the studs are in your wall and can screw into it, then you should be fine. Another factor is the thickness and weight of your mirror. If it's just the glass (between 1/8" and 1/4") and not with a heavy backer or frame, then you should be OK.Hope this helps! I used them to hold a small piece of glass (12'w x 6"h) to my wall. I think it will hold a larger piece like the one your 3'x3', however the determining factor is anchoring it securely to your wall. If you have drywall, then use heavy-duty drywall anchors. If you have old plaster walls with lathe and metal mesh, then consult your Ace hardware store or Home Depot. They can make a recommendation for you. If you know where the studs are in your wall and can screw into it, then you should be fine. Another factor is the thickness and weight of your mirror. If it's just the glass... » Read More I used them to hold a small piece of glass (12'w x 6"h) to my wall. I think it will hold a larger piece like the one your 3'x3', however the determining factor is anchoring it securely to your wall. If you have drywall, then use heavy-duty drywall anchors. If you have old plaster walls with lathe and metal mesh, then consult your Ace hardware store or Home Depot. They can make a recommendation for you. If you know where the studs are in your wall and can screw into it, then you should be fine. Another factor is the thickness and weight of your mirror. If it's just the glass (between 1/8" and 1/4") and not with a heavy backer or frame, then you should be OK.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I think you can use a different brand if that's what your asking. as long as it fits this type of dispenser.
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I don't know. It depends on the diameter of your base. Be sure you have a new rubber washer to mate with your base. I suspect (though I can't be sure) that all have the same diameter base. My container is metal, and I purchased it a few years ago from eBay as a special item. It fits. The original was glass. So I think they are all much alike.
769222
I used it on mine, but it's a glass top. It took longer than the time given, but it turned out well.
2119605
Possibly. There's not a lot of moving parts. I bought it to fix a leak. But if the seal is worn., it might also prevent it from pumping. Sure beats a new dispenser.
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It did NOT fit my Pur 18-cup dispenser DS-1800Z. I tried and tried and there was no way to make it fit. I would have broken the darn thing if I tried any harder. I have a college degree if that matters lol.
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yes it will. It has a 2 screw bracket that will fit a rimless tank or one with a rim. I have mine laying on glass because the edge to my refugium is too wide for the bracket. Per other answers re tightness, it should help if a small piece of rubber or a grip type fabric is slid in place for the screws to "grab". I have mine on a 15 G refugium and my macro algae & inverts are thriving. Due to that, I think it would be OK on up to a 20 G fresh water tank or a 10 G salt water planted nano tank. I'd refer to it as a growth light for plants or algae.
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I can't answer that specifically but it is designed to fit most normal 5 gallon plastic jars. It fits over the opening then screws down to make a good seal. I haven't examined it closely but it feels like it is not threading onto a screw top but perhaps expanding a rubber gasket for a tight fit. It worked with all our water jugs just fine anyway.
2002131
You have to push it down REALLY hard, more so than you would think. There appears to be a two-step system to lock it in. It snaps in at first, but don't assume it is all the way in. When it is fully locked in, it will be flush with the edge of the glass , with no gap. Make sure it snaps in TWICE.
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I don't believe so. It is mounted flush to the wall. It has a middle piece that holds the glass in place.