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Can someone please tell me what the SILVER fittings are called on the attached picture, and if possible where I can buy them!

I have found Offset versions but want them straight as shown, they obviously exist but I can't track them down.

This is part of a shower wall fitting.

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MANY THANKS!

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I had to get these last year, I think they are called an easy fitting like this

https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/easy-fix-bar-shower-fittings-kit-with-patented-auto-shut-off-function-efk002?campaign=googlebase&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpsLkBRDpARIsAKoYI8zmhRFEVq3eZa04looCWhz3TdPnaRuCybyDmiDRdESl_jWazsWfC9MaAsnsEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

The pipe comes through the wall and then these are a compression fitting that the shower unit then tightens onto. Don't forget the fabric washers when attaching the mixer or it might leak behind the wall 😪

Search on ebay for "shower easy fit" there are loads. 

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exposed-Thermostatic-Shower-Mixer-Bar-Valves-Easy-Fast-Fit-Fixing-kit-Brass/332874039194?hash=item4d80d6bf9a&enc=AQADAAADAFjVrDbVsZ8oH%2F8PNHtt9VX4%2Fw7FZcmMuqsX8uaFEduVl6%2BoHKkrzevusJ8GatvTSrhqDW5dblZnmc6NGudhHdxOcn0p0wXzwKf3BA7AB%2FGx5bhBqoPD68viK5BaLFYZYlcKcU2AjfBGyO3wlllG1VuY1%2FkluSEAIStTt6DQ6%2FblYq1EL0NTWQ%2BqZHncrIjkzDHcbEoi%2BPbLxoVvXkPaoY1tHnzZojuvfymwOSk8J%2Bm0hw2B7qFsljmLzIDDKYdWDojFkLUxDjdni5Tbxd6gVBLhhHxf4%2FJY8QAKultJwEpRB7ArCcMlUbkdEhU1FJyF24tAP41c9Ll5cdXtP%2FUpKFSjLYQisRwi5VZTBq53KNT4T0Ax7duryzJ6RCgdgGqvwbQS149KaJNDSKX15QspQ3gAJlUdSs7pzu34%2BNAVUnkDLE7N66y8NS15hWmgIBBZOaFCD0gd8EI5JQ1opJOUmjby97ACOrTno346PJOELHH9rH%2FxW4Ubos2tvg2O1b%2BvoWoLkQRXPy%2BrUlon6rZ0JLxS6ROcyRm0aqjRcEomoHFBiAQ2i7uM8I84X5cKG6plv%2B609vel1hREZB63R9QODeli7FRGaSFWNyx5hKwTMcJ%2FZjF6xRbSrYI%2Fit8vcOR%2FgrT%2Bku9iNv%2Fh9h1G%2FgxQH%2F9zDrd3s6WFH4Awdww6ueXXWOvYCyOo6ZDWEIJsFmtkFHfOfdZclnGyrGN3bWrENgk4uAdNJv2sw0J8uAydW0%2FUyglc2wmynG1TDzgAIcXtPo7CetWbRHhkidExYG5cFqj2nIQm703lLqiswHud7jpl%2F0w%2B%2BIe9C0BLUqgmtILcRsD7v9OmVrpH%2BdgtPAaqHS6rRy6dYeL3ZT6ygtzfwQaiVUMhMDHevPliUOpBvjkEKbVLaxy7mfXgk4kXyelIfjATzVqShSfpuf3LPe46liJKOc%2Bcc%2BgUBdr7%2B3gtmoDCqBVGg8CQAj%2B9txtkia053zMsUeg9DOuaoyutc0G%2F1LNvR7eZeKUUJF17Z0DVm4V2KA%3D%3D&checksum=3328740391948d3340b11bfb4b609b07b89ec1a838ce

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14 minutes ago, Snoozer said:

Might be worth messaging the E-Bay seller and see if they can source the fitting.

They are showing that part separate in a picture.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/273040827803

I have, no response, the part is shown in a separate picture as it is all supplied as a self assembly kit!

11 minutes ago, simonm said:

Ah got you. The shower is a tap fitting so you need something like this

https://www.toolstation.com/compression-coupler-male-chrome-plated/p46733

 

Yep, something like that, but I need a chromed 15mm compression fitting to 3/4 BSP male thread!

9 minutes ago, Diver One said:

I would hazard a guess at a' 1/2" male iron nipple with internal hex drive"

 

but i I am an electrical engineer not 'wet'

take a pic of it and go to a proper plumbers merchants and they should sort you out in seconds

I haven't got any to take pictures of, and proper plumbers merchants are scratching their heads, hence why I am asking here! :good:

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9 minutes ago, Diver One said:

Well that will teach me to read the post properly , whoops

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Or could you adapt a TRV radiator tail extension

The whole kit in the picture I posted is about £16 delivered, so buying 2 at £11.17 each is an issue!  :lol::good:

I think I may have to just give up and buy the whole kit!

:good:

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29 minutes ago, figgy said:

It's the threads your bar mixer shower connects to. Your bar mixer will determine if you need straight or offset fittings. 

Any plumbers merchant will sort you out.

??? Thanks, I know what it's for, I have a 150mm centre bar shower and intended to make the bracket myself.  Despite what you may think the plumbers merchants haven't been exactly helpful!

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You don't need to use a back plate, they're just to make it easy.

You can use 1/2" or  3/4" back plate elbows and brass nipples. Depending on the size of your bar mixer connections. This what I did but used the chrome 3/4x1/2" reducers that came with the kit as a couple of threads show between the wall rosette and mixer connections.

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