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Hi folks,
I'm wanting to replace my wall spout but have a query regarding the length of the piping. My question is, I've seen a few videos of spouts being replaced but the piping is a lot longer than mine, would I be fine to install a new spout or would I first need the remove some concrete to have better accessibility to the pipe?
Hello @TJP
Thanks for sharing your question about your wall spout. It appears that there is a nut screwed onto the wall outlet of your spout. Aside from that, I believe the brass piece is long enough to attach a new spout even if you were to retile the wall. There should be no need to extend the threaded piece further. Can you please tell us what spout you have chosen? Once we see what spout you want to install, we'll be able to provide you with more advise in regards to its installation.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
Hi Eric,
I appreciate your reply.
I am yet to purchase a spout as I thought there would be an installation issue due to the length of the brass piece.
First things first, I have purchased some CLR and a wire brush to help with the removal of the nut. Once i have done that, I will go ahead and choose a spout and upload a picture.
Regards,
T.
Hi @TJP
That is an excellent plan, please keep us updated with your progress, we look forward to seeing the wall spout fixed in place and ready for use.
Eric
Hi Eric,
Thanks for all your help, spout is now fitted, taps going in tomorrow.
Now just need to learn to tile
👍
Regards,
T.
Hello @TJP
Thank you very much for the update. The spout looks good.
Here is a handy step-by-step guide that will help: How To Tile A Splashback
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
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