Q:Basin faucet with shower how to connect the water pipe

You will first say the faucet and water pipe connected, is the ordinary connection. And then take the faucet and shower

Q:will connect to vintage tub basin connected to pump.

Have a blacksmith create one for you.

Q:how necessary is a reservoir wrench when installing a new faucet?

Since there is no such thing, not very important at all. If you mean a basin wrench (such as what is in the provided link), though not *necessary* it can (in some circumstances) make installation much easier. Al

Q:Wash basin when the faucet is very heavy, how is it going

If it is a new dress should sink points, with a long time will be good, if used for a period of Shen, that the leading fast out of the problem

Q:of diameter 60cm with water at a rate of 2 L/min. Find the rate at which the water is rising in the basin when it is HALF full. [Use the following facts: 1 L is 1000 cm3. V = pi (rh^2 -1/3 h^3]I need help with this asap. Thank you!!

Equation of the hemispherical surface x? + y? + z? = R?, (-R z 0) The volume of water in the basin with the height h: . . . (-R+h) V = ∫ π(x? + y?) dz . . . -R . . . (h-R) V = π ∫ (R? + z?) dz . . . -R V = πR?[(h - R) - (-R)] + (π/3)[(h - R)? - (-R)?] V = πR?h + (π/3)(h? - 3h?R + 3hR? - R? + R?) V = πR?h + (π/3)(h? - 3h?R + 3hR?) dV/dh = πR? + (π/3)(3h? - 6hR + 3R?) dV/dh = πR? + π(h? - 2Rh + R?) dV/dh = π(h? - 2Rh + 2R?) dV/dh = (dV/dt)/(dh/dt) dh/dt = (dV/dt)/(dV/dh) dh/dt = (dV/dt)/π(h? - 2Rh + 2R?) There is an ambiguity when you say HALF full. It can be interpreted as the water was filled up to half its maximum height (R) or filled up to half the volume of the basin (2πR?/3) I will take the case in which the water was filled up to half its maximum height: h = R/2 dh/dt = (dV/dt)/π(R?/4 - 2R*R/2 + 2R?) dh/dt = (dV/dt)/π(R?/4 - R? + 2R?) dh/dt = 4(dV/dt)/5πR? Plugging in dV/dt = 2000 cm?/min R = 30 cm dh/dt = 4*2000/4500π dh/dt = 16/9π cm/min. dh/dt ≈ 0.57 cm/min.

Q:I've read step by step tutorials I found on google, but I'm stuck at only the first few steps! After turning the water off I was going to disconnect the supply lines as well as the nut that holds the current faucet onto the sink, but it seems as if it's in the counter. I don't know if that's clear enough, but the lines run into the counter it looks like, I was wondering if there was anyway I can reach this without going to extraordinary lengths like taking the countger top off

I think that U are describing that U cannot reach or even see the nut. there is a special wrench made called a plumbers wrench. It is a steel post about ten inches long. The top of the post has a set of horizontal jaws like those on a pipe wrench. The bottom of the post has a long rod that provides leverage so that U can turn the wrench from below. To turn the wrench in the other direction the jaws can be flipped over. Now U know why plumbers earn the big bucks ~~~~~~~ I try to not turn the water valves off in the bathroom. The valve often starts to leak and can be very difficult to change. Turning off the water from outside of the house leads to many other compllications though.

Q:Which basin pot faucet is easy to use?

Germany only treasure series, the tap is basically used in this brand, very good.

Q:I have a deep sink and a high faucet. When the water is turned on to wash hands water gets all over the counter no matter how careful I am. Is there an adaptor that I can add to the end of my faucet? Thanks

come back on here with the type of sink, on of those Britta drinking purifier things will make it so there is much less water coming out, or buy a new one

Q:I've never had one placed there. Are there any pros or cons?

You didn't specify if this is a kitchen sink or bathroom sink. Many sinks - especially kitchen sinks - have specific areas where the faucet and/or any other accessories (sprayer, soap dispenser) should be mounted. If you're doing an undermount sink - you can pretty much choose where to put it - as long as you can use it successfully. I actually installed a very wide sink in my bathroom with a KITCHEN faucet that swivels installed centered behind it. This way, my spouse and I don't need 2 sinks - we just move the faucet to the side being used - works great. I think this question can be answered "yes", it works well if it works for YOU and as long as the plumbing is installed properly.

Q:want to change the faucet of the wash basin, ask the steps. There are pictures

Under the basin corresponding to the leading parts, there are two screws, the screw loose, the faucet can be too high.