LDR 501 6800 Laundry Faucet Mounting Blog With Brass Screws

Simple, functional, ease of installation, a no-brainer!

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Item arrived safely and on time.

This block is to secure a faucet with supply lines on top, see photo. Because I did not have access to under the laundry tub without disconnecting all the drainage pipes i had to purchase a sheet of stock to go under the block. I attached the block to the nylon stock and then used stainless steel screws to attach the nylon stock to the tub. The block was a perfect.I highly recommend this block if you’re replacing your laundry tub faucets.

I took advantage of extensive work to fix leak in laundry foundation wall and eliminated gigantic old cement tub. As with every plumbing job it kept snowballing into more and more little tricks I had to come up with. This was the answer to not replacing the spigot that used to clamp some wall. I used some fender washers and aligned the hot and cold line so they did not fight this but instead help hold it in place. The replacement single bowl plastic tub had no thoughts instructions or equipment to help you get it in solid!? I get the feeling you got to personalize your own setup. But this is an integral piece and switching from cement to plastic tub!!

I purchased this block to secure a faucet with supply lines on top (see link below and photos). Because of the raised area under the faucet (see photos), I also had to purchase a sheet of HDPE (see link below and photos) to go under the block. The block was a perfect solution for securing this faucet. I secured the block to the sink, through holes in the HDPE, from beneath the sink through the water line holes. I secured the faucet to the block with the hex head bolt (supplied with the faucet) in the rear and the two 1/2" brass screws (included with this block) in the front.Link to: Aqua Plumb 1828010 AB1953 REQST Two-Handle Rough Brass Laundry Tray Faucet with Adapterhttps://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FO5EUZW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Link to: HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Sheet, Opaque Off-White, Standard Tolerance, ASTM D4976-245, 0.250" Thickness, 12" Width, 12" Lengthhttps://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ILJZN4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought for a utility sink and faucet i got locally at home depot. Not sure why these arent included with sink, but you will need one if setting up a similar combo. Fit perfect.

Sure you can use a block of wood to do the same function, however since this will be on a sink I recommend this plastic mounting block. Back in the old days the block use to be a piece of thick sheet of steel bent into the shape of the block for which you mount the fixture on to. I think it's synonymous to have the Central Brass faucet to be installed with this block on your mop/slop sink. I only gave it 4 starts because the price could be cheaper. It's a piece of plastic, nothing special with 4 screws.