Home Range Heavy Shower Head Wall Plate Elbow - Brass

It is made from heavy-duty solid brass, known for its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

It connects to 15mm pipework via a compression fitting.

It has a 1/2" BSP female thread for connecting to a shower arm or directly to a shower head.

Basic plumbing tools are recommended, such as wrenches for tightening the compression nut and potentially for the shower arm connection. PTFE tape is also advised for threaded connections.

Yes, the brass construction is suitable for both hot and cold water applications found in shower systems.

Yes, its heavy-duty construction and reliability make it suitable for both domestic and commercial shower installations.

The product information does not specify if mounting screws are included; typically, these would need to be sourced separately based on the wall material.

Ensure the compression nut is tightened sufficiently. Check that the pipe is clean and free from burrs. If the leak persists, the compression ring or pipe may be damaged, requiring replacement.

Verify that the shower arm or head has a 1/2" male BSP thread. Ensure the threads on both the fitting and the elbow are clean and not damaged. Hand-tighten first, then use a wrench for a final quarter-turn if needed, using PTFE tape on the threads for a better seal.

Ensure the wall plate is securely fastened to the wall using appropriate screws and wall anchors (not included). Make sure the elbow is seated correctly within the wall plate if it's a separate component.

While brass is corrosion-resistant, harsh cleaning chemicals or prolonged exposure to certain substances can cause discoloration. Clean gently with a damp cloth. If significant corrosion occurs, it may indicate a material defect, and the part should be inspected by a professional.