Tap Washer Sizes Forum at Jessica Ogden blog

Tap Washer Sizes Forum. Just a guess, but i’d expect a 1/2” tap washer to fit a kitchen or basin tap with a 3/4” washer for a bath tap i.e. Standard meter stop tap washer is ¾, of course there are always exceptions. Both brands come in two tap heights, wall (tall) and basin (shorter). Standard tap washer is ½. I have a pack of so called 3/4” replacement washers from. Replace washers and reseat tap body should be enough to have a drip free taps. The most common sizes (there were and are many more) for domestic plumbing were 1/2 bsp and 3/4 bsp. Use the reseating tool, fit it in tap bodody and with one or two turn, remove it and check for any. If they are standard taps, they will have those type of tap vales, then the pink washer and a few black smaller o rings. This height is for the post that the tap top fits on. Is it me or are tap washers (normal 1/2 size for a pillar tap) different, eg some slightly thicker and fractional smaller in. I’m just fixing a dripping outdoor tap which has a 3/4” washer.

Just a guess, but i’d expect a 1/2” tap washer to fit a kitchen or basin tap with a 3/4” washer for a bath tap i.e. I have a pack of so called 3/4” replacement washers from. Replace washers and reseat tap body should be enough to have a drip free taps. This height is for the post that the tap top fits on. Standard tap washer is ½. Both brands come in two tap heights, wall (tall) and basin (shorter). I’m just fixing a dripping outdoor tap which has a 3/4” washer. If they are standard taps, they will have those type of tap vales, then the pink washer and a few black smaller o rings. Standard meter stop tap washer is ¾, of course there are always exceptions. Use the reseating tool, fit it in tap bodody and with one or two turn, remove it and check for any.

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Tap Washer Sizes Forum Both brands come in two tap heights, wall (tall) and basin (shorter). Both brands come in two tap heights, wall (tall) and basin (shorter). Standard tap washer is ½. This height is for the post that the tap top fits on. Standard meter stop tap washer is ¾, of course there are always exceptions. If they are standard taps, they will have those type of tap vales, then the pink washer and a few black smaller o rings. The most common sizes (there were and are many more) for domestic plumbing were 1/2 bsp and 3/4 bsp. I have a pack of so called 3/4” replacement washers from. Use the reseating tool, fit it in tap bodody and with one or two turn, remove it and check for any. Replace washers and reseat tap body should be enough to have a drip free taps. Just a guess, but i’d expect a 1/2” tap washer to fit a kitchen or basin tap with a 3/4” washer for a bath tap i.e. I’m just fixing a dripping outdoor tap which has a 3/4” washer. Is it me or are tap washers (normal 1/2 size for a pillar tap) different, eg some slightly thicker and fractional smaller in.