Diverter Fitting Adapter Connector Sprayer Review

I bought this particular part because the picture shows an "inlet" hole about 11mm. The part I received looks identical on the outside, but the "inlet" hole is only 6mm. So, not enough water for two shower heads, that was the whole point. And drilling is not an option, there is almost no material before tapping.

This is an odd T-valve so there weren't many options. However, it suits my needs and seems to get the water flowing where it needs to go. This item type is only available to Revane. I spent a lot of time at Home Depot developing a more expensive multi-part solution that didn't even work.

This one has a nice chrome finish. 1/2" on all 3 sides. This accommodates a 1/2" water shut-off, allowing you to go from the 1/2" overlap to the 1/2" hose that goes to the bidet sprayer, You will still need a separate 1/2" toilet hose with braiding on one side and a large 7/8" toilet hose that goes to the bottom of the toilet tank. It goes 1/2" up from that side 3/8". Everything works.

The biggest problem I had was that it didn't come with washers even though the description says 'rubber washers included'. I didn't expect to have to deliver them. I live 45 minutes walk from the hardware store. I finally found the washing machine after rummaging through the parts box in the garage, but wasted my time. Otherwise the faucet appears to be working. Judging by other comments I've used enough pipe sealant and it's not leaking.

I was looking for a one-piece three-way adapter to add a bidet line to my sink faucet. This looks nice, but on closer inspection it is not a single piece, but is made up of at least 4 parts: the side connector screwed into the core/top plug and the retaining rod screwed into the floor for locking. free jack. I can't risk leaks on my near-maintenance hot water lines, so I'm trying something different that's one piece.

Fixed connection that worked well with my shower head and hand held shower. My kit had 2 washers. I almost lost them because after opening the box they fell out when I was walking with the box in hand because I forgot they were supposed to come with me. They really should have been in a bag or taped to the box or twisted attached to a diverter. also agree with other comments that male ends are slightly shorter. My check valve fittings had to be very tight to get a good seal and used lots of…

At first glance it looks great. The chrome finish is fantastic and I had high hopes for this adapter. We needed this to upgrade the bidet in the commercial restrooms at my work which required us to hook it up to a sink instead of a toilet. We have had nothing but leakage issues with both faucets we have purchased. It's very easy to strip the threads on it, but that's not even the biggest problem. If you hold the deflector vertically, with the nut up and the T-side to the right, that T-side will