NIPPLE ADPTR SIOUX MfrPartNo 972 3RAKIT Review

Worked great. I ended up using epoxy with just a few mm of the existing pipe sticking out of the wall. Preparation is everything, sand and clean all work surfaces. An extremely strong bond. I don't see it falling apart every time.

This was a great solution for the bath spout. After we moved the shower, the plug for the bath filler was not enough. This was a great solution as the standard muff did not allow the spout to slide over the regular muff.

This does not come with the dry clutch shown in the photo. That was the main reason I bought this item. You cannot buy this collar anywhere else. I had to return it. Please change the photo to match the item you are selling.

I bought this to replace a rusted nipple that was causing a new tub spout to leak. I bought it because it came with epoxy resin. I wasn't sure I could braze the tube after cutting it past the corrosion limits. Luckily I was able to solder the pipe and prevent the new tub's spout from leaking.

This extension saved me a lot of hassle and work when trying to reconfigure an undersized bathtub faucet that was sticking out of the wall. It actually came with a two part epoxy in case you are not going to be soldering the connection. I took the risk of soldering it and it worked for me. If you are in the same situation, I highly recommend this article.

The OD of the tapered portion of this piece SEEMS to be slightly larger than the OD of the tub spouts, which we tried to lengthen. Not much, but it's just big enough not to fit inside. However, after beveling the edge of this fitting and the inside edge of the pipe to remove burrs on one or both, it fit.

I couldn't get my tub spout off. So I did the right thing and cut it off with an angle grinder. Then I realized I had cut it too short. I didn't have access to replace the hose without tearing the tub surround. It was the perfect solution. Like new. No leaks. Nothing. I will definitely buy it again if needed

This extension saved me a lot of hassle and work when trying to reconfigure a bathroom faucet connector that was too short and was coming out of the wall. It actually came with a two part epoxy in case you are not going to be soldering the connection. I took the risk of soldering it and it worked for me. If you are in the same situation, I highly recommend this article.

The OD of the tapered portion of this piece APPEARS slightly larger than the ID of the tub spouts, which we attempted to lengthen. Not much, but it's just big enough not to fit inside. However, after beveling the edge of this fitting and the inside edge of the pipe to remove burrs on one or both, it fit.