usually there is a plastic nut that holds the whole thing on. Sometimes it's 
really narrow and hard to get to. Sometimes there are two on either side and 
sometimes just one in the middle. It's a bit like the plastic nuts used to 
secure a toilet tank to the base of a toilet.
David
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: charlie macdonald 
  To: blind handyman 
  Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 5:59 PM
  Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Kitchen Taps and Fawcett Are Loose


  Greetings: I have a question concerning our kitchen taps and 
  fawcett that I hope I can describe. It is one unit .. that is 
  taps and fawcett are all attached to a metal base that sits on 
  the back of the sink. My wife noticed that the unit has come 
  loose - it has and when I feel under the sink there is no 
  apparent place where it may have been attached to the 
  sink/counter. I did notice a piece of metal that had probably 
  been a clip or something but it was so rusted I could not figure 
  where it had been attached. There are three holes .. one for 
  the hot one for the cold water lines and a hole that is directly 
  under the fawcett. I know something is going to break unless I 
  secure the unit. Any ideas what I need to ask for at Home Depot 
  to anchor this again? Our sink at work has a very similar 
  arrangement but when I reach in I just can't tell what is 
  securing the unit.

  I hope this was understandable.

  Many thanks,
  Charlie Macdonald
  Halifax, Nova Scotia
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]


   


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