is the flange designed for 1" square pipe
1891655
I used it for a 1" square pipe , the opening is 1&1/4". even with the two set screws it was not tight -so I just bought a small container of premixed cement to fill in the gap - worked fine - very solid
1891656
Sherry. The flange will comfortably hold a square pipe 1.25 inches wide, no larger. You can fit a somewhat smaller square or round pipe using shims but the smaller, the more ungainly it will look.
1891657
No But you can use a 1.25" X 1.25" square pipe that slides over a 1" x 1 " A set screw or a tapped screw will hold the two pipes together.I use a good quality silicone adhesive caulk to seal the pipe.
1969740
I used a pole with a 1" diameter, and the flange is quite snug (enough that the taper keeps the flange from rotating in the wind). I think that extra 1/4" would make the pole too wide for the flange to fit.
2184116
1/2 inch works best you want the flange inserted properly to get accurate temp.I build smoker's as source of extra Income in my retirement.
942195
There is no mounting flange integrated into this faucet. You will have to somehow firmly secure the pipe that this faucet is screwed to.
1953416
The instructions say 1 inch diameter. I believe that was what I used to install it. But the spout fits tightly and is offset in the hole. See my review in installing it.
1765587
Hello,if your talking about doing that to the threaded fittings that come with this faucet, no the 1/2 copper pipe will not fit inside the fittings. thanks Don.
200936
The standard bracket fits an exterior flange less than 1/4 inch( when closed the surface outside is nearly flat. The tall one works for an exterior flange up to 1" ( not a flush exterior flange)
347057
Im pretty sure yes, the rubber gaskets are made as such they have a small end and a big end you can flip it around for different size pipe, I used 1 1/2 but I believe the other end is for 1 1/4.
666153
I do not have it in front of me, but I believe 1-1/8" max capacity is correct; it is primarily for copper pipes.
1366609
flange size are standard, but there are 2 different types for hooking up the disposal. If yours hooks up the same as in the Waste King picture, it should work fine.
1247932
no, the flange is to small, I bought them thinking the same and got stuck with them.
433702
Yes it is a standard 1/2 pipe. I replaced the head with a better one. I like the Whedon SS1C Original Savershower for $10.99.
1534278
Not positive. But I believe it's 1 1/4". I mounted mine to a stainless steel sink & it fits the pre-drilled center hole on the deck. That should help. Something that will probably help even more is this: BUY A DIFFERENT FAUCET. I already replaced mine last week. It started leaking like crazy from behind the handle. And I had to turn off the water to stop it. Since I have no idea who made this POS or where to find parts for it I just replaced it with a better quality faucet. I guess when you buy a cheap faucet you get a cheap faucet. Never again. Lesson learned.
1064962
Yes. I went to home depot and had to buy 3 brass fittings to get from 1/4" to 1/8"
1826967
This item has a 3/4" flange on the back side. I didn't want anything larger on the flange.
764563
1-5/8" is the Outside Diameter of the threaded portion. The widest portion of the flange is 2-1/2". The brass flange nut on the bottom is also 2-1/2" in diameter.
369168
It did on mine, but check the tube size, remember this is designed for a 1" tube.