![]() ![]() I have since purchased a wall outlet elbow and when I see it I can now see how it work and how to get the right adjustment. I would be prepared to cut through the bedroom wall in an emergency, but not for the initial assembly. To answer your question Theres is no convient access to the back of the wall. It seemed to require tightening (like a cistern input coupler) after being fitted, but the back of a shower wall output can't be accessed for tightening after it is fitted. One of the things that confussed me was a nut on the male thread on the back of many of the outlet elbows. (Again, PTFE pluss trial and error could ensure it seals and ends up verticle). ![]() In another I saw the male seemed to be fixed to the outlet elbow, so I assumed it would simply screw into the wall mounted female untill tight, couldn't see if the flange could be pushed forward and back, but I assume so. Then the famale of the elbow screwed onto this until tight (I guess this is where trial and error would play it's part), then a flange could be pushed back to the tiles. On the outlets I saw the male end could be screwed out of the elbow and screwed into the femal connector in the wall laving a 1/2" male BSP sticking out of the wall. But I'm not sure what you mean about tightening the male end into a wall plate elbow screwed onto the wall for max support. Madrab I take your point about plenty of PTFE Tape and if it's trial and error I can handle that. Foxhole I did see the push fit model at Screwfix, but wasn't sure because it got quite a low star rating and because it seemed to be non standard I would like some future choice. ![]()
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