I live in USA , I heard "The fittings are straight thread fittings and not compatible with USA tapered fittings." is it correct?
449784
Yes, does not fit properly. The installer had to go through a lot of tricks to make it work. Hopefully won't leak
449785
All the fittings were just fine, according to my plumber. He did have to do some repositioning of the interior parts, though, in each of the valves. Wonderful fixture! Lights lasted about 6 months, then stopped. Miss the lights, but still love the shower.
449786
I had a plumber in Colorado put it in for me and he did not complain about any problems or challenges with it.
449787
They do fit, mostly. I had problems with only one, but with a file and a little elbow grease it worked.
671001
I am Andy, from a better brew stand . com. The threads are 1/2" npt. National Pipe Thread. Any hardware store in the country sells fittings that will just screw on.
195579
The threads are NPT and means they are tapered and not a straight thread like a bolt. The more you screw it in the tighter it gets.
1544507
Probably not, because they even refer to it as "for North America". But measure your own pipe to be sure! I live in Texas and had to get a 1/4"->3/8" adapters.
877829
I live in The Villages, Florida. I purchased the Kraus sink - didnt notice if the hoses were standard or metric. I have water supply lines coming off the shut off valves and just connected the faucet hoses to those supply lines with existing fittings. Make sure you use sticky pads under sink - the bottom of the sink isnt completely flat and requires a little shimming to make sure it doesnt wobble.
1034872
The outputs to the hoses are male threaded like shown in the picture. The inlets are not threaded; they fit on to your existing single-lever shutoff fittings and use screws to attach. You need to already have a manual shutoff with these fittings or need to purchase the fittings separately; they are not included with this item.
1299161
From what I can tell. Yes. As you mainly need the fittings. I spliced and they work great! A little fragile so give a bit extra length until you can judge that. Hope that helps!
1211585
The end that inserts is tapered. The only way you can know for sure is to order the part. Sorry. They are not that expensive and you can always get a refund.
167970
I have no idea about Australia fittings sizes, but all I know it is standard size for the US
1646771
Well I don't know about the 45 and 37 but in american standard they are 1/4 and 3/8 which are standard fittings here. They also include the new R134 thread as well.
652116
In case it helps, I just posted a review, with installation instructions and an explanation of the various lines and fittings.http://www.amazon.com/review/R19TEJ9EXUVK2W/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0095SNHBC
1803307
It is a snug fit for its own male counterpart which I like. I ended up changing all of my fittings to this kind. Universal? There are so many kinds out there and none of them seem to match with any others. I tried several different ones and have not found such a critter. That's why I changed all of my fittings to this one. I'm very pleased with the result. These fittings are likely the best ones made and guess what? They're made in the USA!
710070
No for two reasons. 1. 15+15 is 30. 2. The fittings will not conect. A 5' extension is available and what I use when I need additional length.
434224
Don't know what that is, but fittings are universal. I'd give it a try. It is a great hose and would be worth it if it works.
815075
Hello Douglas, This is a great kit but I don't think it will be what you want for type "an" fittings!
1312994
If you have a US Fit it should be fine. I would also guess that the coils should work fine with other versions but I can be sure.
317034
It is a tight fit, not sure what else you bought but is is a little difficult by design. the main braided line hooks to the distributer and the distributer with all it's screw valves hooks to your output lines, they should all be very tight.