Bathtub Spout Sticks Out Too Far at Millard Edith blog

Bathtub Spout Sticks Out Too Far. The copper pipe coming out of the wall is 2 7/8 inches so i don't think it needs to be shortened. I've tried a different spout, but still have. My bathtub faucet sticks out from the wall so far that you can see the hole in the tile where the pipe comes out. The spout is a slip on with a hex nut for tightening. I am a bit perplexed. You can fill the gap between the tub spout and the wall by using silicone caulk, plumbers putty, cutting the nipple pipe, replacing the nipple pipe. If your bathtub spout doesn't meet the back wall of the tub, chances are you chose the wrong type of spout, but even if you didn't, the fix is fairly. My plumber couldn't use the trim flange because the spout was angled down somewhat and the spout wouldn't screw back far enough with the flange. When your tub spout doesn’t flush with the wall or leaves a space between the pipe nipple chances are the nipple is longer than the installation length of the tub spout.

I've tried a different spout, but still have. When your tub spout doesn’t flush with the wall or leaves a space between the pipe nipple chances are the nipple is longer than the installation length of the tub spout. The spout is a slip on with a hex nut for tightening. The copper pipe coming out of the wall is 2 7/8 inches so i don't think it needs to be shortened. If your bathtub spout doesn't meet the back wall of the tub, chances are you chose the wrong type of spout, but even if you didn't, the fix is fairly. My plumber couldn't use the trim flange because the spout was angled down somewhat and the spout wouldn't screw back far enough with the flange. My bathtub faucet sticks out from the wall so far that you can see the hole in the tile where the pipe comes out. You can fill the gap between the tub spout and the wall by using silicone caulk, plumbers putty, cutting the nipple pipe, replacing the nipple pipe. I am a bit perplexed.

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Bathtub Spout Sticks Out Too Far The copper pipe coming out of the wall is 2 7/8 inches so i don't think it needs to be shortened. My bathtub faucet sticks out from the wall so far that you can see the hole in the tile where the pipe comes out. I've tried a different spout, but still have. My plumber couldn't use the trim flange because the spout was angled down somewhat and the spout wouldn't screw back far enough with the flange. If your bathtub spout doesn't meet the back wall of the tub, chances are you chose the wrong type of spout, but even if you didn't, the fix is fairly. You can fill the gap between the tub spout and the wall by using silicone caulk, plumbers putty, cutting the nipple pipe, replacing the nipple pipe. The spout is a slip on with a hex nut for tightening. I am a bit perplexed. When your tub spout doesn’t flush with the wall or leaves a space between the pipe nipple chances are the nipple is longer than the installation length of the tub spout. The copper pipe coming out of the wall is 2 7/8 inches so i don't think it needs to be shortened.