| Re: [GMCnet] Kitchen Sink - Pull Out Faucet [message #63513 is a reply to message #63422] |
Sun, 08 November 2009 20:02  |
Alan LaVoisne
Messages: 51
Registered: September 2009
Location: Ortonville, MI
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Well... we got sidetracked pulling out the furnace so the faucet did not get
put in. The sink is out right now too.
Question on the faucet, the coach plumbing has plastic lines with that flare
like end on it that is for attaching to faucets. The faucet I got has 3/8"
compression fittings. I am thinking of cutting the fittings off the coach
plumbing and putting a compression fitting on and then a coupling and then
attach the faucet supply lines. Is this a viable solution?
And on that note, my supply lines (hot & cold) to the kitchen sink have a
valve in line that diverts water to some kind of fitting where the hot &
cold lines join together. It appears to go through the floor. I guess this
is for draining the lines but I would have a hard time reaching the valves
once the sink and furnace are back in. Am I on the right track here?
Alan
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Kara-Jane LaVoisne <klavoisne@gmail.com>wrote:
> ooo Love a trip to Idea.. err I mean Ikea!
>
> Thanks all for the suggestions and help! We picked up a short kitchen
> faucet from Lowes last night that has a small arm. We were concerned that
> the kitchen faucets would have an arm too long...
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> The guys are going to install it today. Hopefully everything will go
> without a hitch so they can then winterize the coach.
>
> Kara-Jane
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> On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 10:00 PM, Rob Allen <profmail@camasnet.com> wrote:
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> > Ikea has some very nice single hole faucets at low prices. Since there
> are
> > not a lot of Ikea's around, check then on line to see what they have now.
> > --
> > Rob Allen
> > '76 x-PB
>
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