Splashworks Washing Machine Elbow Tap | Silver, 15mm Overview

The Splashworks Washing Machine Elbow Tap | Silver, 15mm is a premium plumbing component engineered for secure and space-efficient washing machine connections. Its corrosion-resistant metal body ensures long-term durability, making it suitable for both hot and cold water supply lines. The 90-degree elbow design allows hoses to sit flush against the wall, reducing strain and saving space. With a built-in quarter-turn lever handle, this tap simplifies maintenance and protects against flooding. Standardised fittings ensure compatibility with most domestic setups.

Splashworks Washing Machine Elbow Tap | Silver, 15mm Benefits and Features

• Metal Build Quality: Offers long-term durability and resistance to wear
• Corrosion Protection: Withstands poor water quality and chemical exposure
• Thermal Resilience: Handles hot water without degrading
• Space-Saving Elbow Design: Prevents hose kinking and eases installation
• Quarter-Turn Lever Handle: Enables quick water isolation during maintenance
• Standardised Fittings: 15mm inlet and ¾ inch BSP outlet for universal compatibility
• Colour-Coded Handles: Simplifies hot/cold identification
• Leak-Free Performance: Designed for secure, long-lasting connections

Steps to Follow for Installing the Splashworks Washing Machine Elbow Tap | Silver, 15mm

Preparation:

1. Shut off the main water supply.
2. Clean the pipe ends and remove any old fittings.
3. Ensure the compression inlet and outlet threads are free of debris.

How to Install the Splashworks Washing Machine Elbow Tap | Silver, 15mm:

1. Fit the 15mm compression inlet onto the supply pipe.
2. Tighten the compression nut using a spanner—avoid over-tightening.
3. Connect the washing machine hose to the ¾ inch BSP outlet.
4. Open the lever handle to test water flow and check for leaks.

Cleanup:

• Wipe down the tap with a dry cloth.
• Check for any drips or loose fittings.
• Store unused fittings or tools safely.

A Few Scenarios Where the Product Can Be Used:

• Installing a new washing machine in a compact laundry room
• Replacing a worn-out valve in an older plumbing setup
• Upgrading to brass fittings for improved durability
• Adding water isolation to prevent flooding during appliance servicing
• Connecting hot or cold water lines with thermal resilience

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Health and Safety

Always shut off the main water supply before installation. Use appropriate tools and avoid overtightening to prevent damage to fittings. Wear gloves when handling plumbing components and ensure the tap is securely fastened to avoid leaks. If using for hot water lines, confirm compatibility with your appliance and plumbing system. Keep small parts away from children and dispose of packaging responsibly.

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