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Made4Trade 1/4 Turn Ceramic Tap Glands 10.5mm Spline Height £5.38 + Free click & collect @ Toolstation
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Got a leaking tap? Say goodbye to noise and dripping with these tap heads. They're made to fit most 1/2" taps with 20 teeth on the spleen – and they're easy to install too.
These quarter-turn tap glands are made from ceramic and need just a 90° turn for you to get water at full pressure. Not only is that quarter turn slightly more convenient, but it also means that members of your household apply less friction to the discs every time they use the tap.
Thanks to the reduced wear and tear on the washers and the harder nature of ceramic (which results in less water erosion) these valves will then last for years. This pair of valves are distinguishable from each other with a red or blue washer, so you can identify hot and cold water easily.
• Ceramic tap glands to fit most 1/2" taps
• 10.5 mm spline height
• 20 teeth on the spline
• 90° turn for ease of use, and reduced wear and tear
• Red and blue washers for easy identification
Got a leaking tap? Say goodbye to noise and dripping with these tap heads. They're made to fit most 1/2" taps with 20 teeth on the spleen – and they're easy to install too.
These quarter-turn tap glands are made from ceramic and need just a 90° turn for you to get water at full pressure. Not only is that quarter turn slightly more convenient, but it also means that members of your household apply less friction to the discs every time they use the tap.
Thanks to the reduced wear and tear on the washers and the harder nature of ceramic (which results in less water erosion) these valves will then last for years. This pair of valves are distinguishable from each other with a red or blue washer, so you can identify hot and cold water easily.
• Ceramic tap glands to fit most 1/2" taps
• 10.5 mm spline height
• 20 teeth on the spline
• 90° turn for ease of use, and reduced wear and tear
• Red and blue washers for easy identification
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29 Comments
sorted byThe quality is bad
On one I fixed a silicon washer had failed rather than the ceramic discs.
You can buy kits for the parts on ebay but I've not tried them. They seemed too small for mine.
This video may help.
I'm tempted to take the cartridge out now and have a look at cleaning it. I live in a very hard water area and thought it could be the limescale clogging it up - and perhaps it could be cleaned.
No need for sealant or anything else?