Its a bit inconclusive if its 15mm or 3/8" or 10mm and the b instructions are just rubbish hieroglyphic pictures https://www.

I can not put the sink out of action whilst having the hassle of looking for some pesky adapter on a Bank Holiday! Can anyone kindly suggest a decent brand that will just simply screw on to my existing compression fittings? If the flexis aren't long enough to reach the isolation valves, then cutting the pipes and using the irons is the best option. Best tool is a pipe slice, but it can be done with a hacksaw, but you need a straight across cut and to deburr inside and outside afterwards.I tried that yesterday to make some space to access the second pipe but was unable to take pipe off from isolation as it was stuck ofcourse it was after losing the nut. FAMILY BUSINESS: A family run business built on trust and loyalty; we are committed to providing you with the best service and attention to detail that the larger companies in the industry simply can’t match! Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

Anyway thats sorted and will use the push fit on both sides which will make for easier fitting as I can attach them to the tails before fitting them and save messing with spanners in a confined space. Headquartered in Germany, Grohe is synonymous with high-quality and well-designed products equipped with the latest technologies.

Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations. This is a UK and ROI specific subreddit, r/DIY has a lot of US Specific content, things like products to use, where to get them, laws and codes that don't apply to the UK. Sorry to be green - just a job I do once in a blue moon - small as it is - and want it plain sailing!

Grohe, BLUE Home L-Spout pull out kitchen tap to help you enjoy Hot, Cold, Filtered, Chilled, and Sparkling water all from one tap. No, you don't have to remove the pipes from the valves, but if you do cut them, make sure its on a straight section of pipe. Pics of the Franke tails and pipe connections plus the Grohe as well would likely be of some help - with a ruler for scale, perhaps? In fact does this actually ALREADY have an adapter in place for imperial to metric (if that is what is needed)?Such pipes were measured by a nominal internal diameter and the thread was cut into the outside of the pipe. Always fancied a Grohe but just read on Screwfix that the flexible tails are a different diameter or thread to UK.