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Description
This Nobili 1600173732 spout matt nickel is the original replacement spout for your Nobili V1977 2-hole kitchen tap. Noticed that your tap's spout is leaking, damaged, or no longer fits properly? Then this spout is the right solution.
- Diameter: 20mm
- Finish: matt nickel
- Suitable for Nobili V1977 2-hole kitchen tap
- Also fits Boretti Palermo taps
The nut at the bottom of the spout is tapered. The upper, tapered section is about 1 cm high. Below that you'll find the hexagon where you place the wrench to properly tighten the nut. When installing, make sure the nut looks the same as in the product photos, so you can be sure you're ordering the right part for your tap.
Not sure if this part fits your tap? Carefully compare the shape and dimensions of your current spout with the product photos before you order.
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Does this spout fit my Nobili V1977 kitchen tap?
Yes, this spout is specifically designed for the Nobili V1977 2-hole kitchen tap. To be sure, always check that the 20mm diameter and the shape of the nut match your current spout, so you know you're ordering the correct part.
Is this spout also suitable for other taps?
Yes, this spout is also used in Boretti Palermo taps. If you have a different brand or model, always compare the diameter and the shape of the nut with your existing spout before ordering.
What is the diameter of this spout?
This spout has a diameter of 20mm. This is the standard size for the Nobili V1977 kitchen tap and the Boretti Palermo taps, so measure your current spout to make sure it's a good fit.
How do I know if the nut fits properly?
The nut at the bottom of the spout is tapered. The upper tapered section is about 1 cm high, with a hexagon below it where you place the wrench. Compare this shape with the product photos to check whether your nut looks the same.
Do I need tools to install this spout?
Yes, you'll need an adjustable wrench to properly tighten the nut using the hexagon at the bottom of the spout. This ensures the spout is firmly secured and prevents leaks in your tap.
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