Showing posts with label Faucet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Faucet. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

36" Double Bowl Farmhouse Sink with High Backsplash - Antique Copper - 1 Faucet Hole

36" Double Bowl Farmhouse Sink with High Backsplash - Antique Copper - 1 Faucet Hole Review


36" Double Bowl Farmhouse Sink with High Backsplash - Antique Copper - 1 Faucet Hole

"Buy 36" Double Bowl Farmhouse Sink with High Backsplash - Antique Copper - 1 Faucet Hole" Overview

Made of solid copper, this dual apron front sink is hand-crafted with a smooth interior and exterior. This sink includes a tall, integral backsplash that protects your walls from water damage. Use with the wall mount faucet of your choice for a luxurious, custom look. Solid copper construction. Smooth interior and exterior. Overall dimensions: 35 L x 21-1/4 W (front to back) x 21 H (including 12-3/4 backsplash) (± 1/2 ). Basin dimensions: 16 L x 18 W (front to back) x 9 H (± 1/2 ). Smooth, flat 1 rim. 3-1/2 drain size. Drains sold separately. Made of 16 gauge copper. Patina is applied with fire using genuine French hot process. This means the color is engrained into the copper, not applied with wax. Luxury finish has been hand-polished. Inside corners are rounded, making them easy to clean and ideal for everyday use. Sink bowls are pressed, and contain no internal welds. Sink bottom is slightly angled to facilitate water drainage. Apron front features copper welds along the edge; not solder. All other welds are solid copper. For custom drilling on this sink call customer service with your faucet hole specifications. Drill faucet holes on site during installation.You will not be disappointed with 36" Double Bowl Farmhouse Sink with High Backsplash - Antique Copper - 1 Faucet Hole

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Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Do it Yourself Shower Faucet Replacement

If you are not a plumber you will be one after reading the do it yourself information on shower faucet replacements. Contrary to popular belief replacing shower faucets is not a mammoth task. It can be very simple provided you follow the correct steps.

There are many kinds of shower faucets available in the market today. Some are washer type faucets and some are washer-less. There are different reasons why you will need to replace shower faucets. The washer might have worn out, stem may be corroded or the problem may be in washer seat and cartridge. Whatever may be the reason, with the correct set of tools the job can be done in a jiffy.

To replace washer type faucets shut off the water supply of the entire house. Then remove the faucet handle by turning the screw clockwise. This can be done with the help of screw driver. After that remove the stem and examine the threads. If they are corroded or worn out then take them to a retailer. If the stem is dirty clean it. If the brass screws are corroded you can replace them too. Take a look at the washer seat. If they are worn out you can reface them using seat dress tool. As faucets are available in various shapes and sizes do remember to install the correct faucet washer. Some stems use O ring. In such cases replace the rings too.

If it is a noisy faucet then the problem may be in the loose washer. In such cases remove the faucet and tighten the washer. The faucets might be noisy due to poor design and construction also. When threading the stem back in faucet body try moving the stem up and down. If it moves then entire faucet may have to be replaced.

In washer-less faucets you will need to replace the working parts. Pre-packaged kits are available. Just follow the instructions carefully.

The diaphragm type faucets are similar to washer type faucets. Here instead of washer you will have a disc. To replace these you need to remove the handle and the stem. If the rubber diaphragm does not come out with the stem it may be still inside the faucet. In such cases, use pliers to peel it from the faucet. Then replace the diaphragm around the disc.

In ball type faucets there will be a ball inside to control hot and cold water. Due to improper ring tension the handle may be leaking. In these cases you will have to replace all the working parts of the faucet. You may need the help of spanner or hex wrench. If the ball is coated with scale you will need to clean it.

For cartridge type faucets you will need to remove the handle. Then there will be a swing spout which needs to be removed. Using a screw driver pull out the retainer clips and then cartridge can be pulled with the help of pliers. While replacing the cartridge, use silicon-grease to lubricate the cartridge.

Remember to :

  • Always read the installation manual.
  • While soldering copper pipes make sure you remove the cartridge. This is because the excess heat generated may damage the smaller parts in faucet body.
  • Clean out the faucet body with a wet cloth after you finish soldering to remove the flux.
  • Always have an access panel on the opposite wall behind the faucet. This will make it easier to install a new faucet in the future.



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