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Anyone coming across these tap fixing components. I'm struggling to find a box spanner to fit. The nut is about 33-34 mm between flats. New install and as far as I can see nothing apart from a box spanner will tighten this. Unless you have the opportunity fit before installing sink.
 

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Don't think so, not enough room anyway. I did eventually find a 34mm/40mm box. I wasn't sure the sockets would be deep enough. They are pricey also. Thanks for the suggestions. Waste of time as the tap is sh......te a cheap Flexi pull down mixer. I've no doubt it will be replaced before long -
 
they are crap to fit, and crap tap, if its same as one i fit you have to put in place then push tails up to connect tap on,
 

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