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I purchase a Bristan "Renaissance Bridge Deck Sink Mixer" but need to extend or replace the included tap legs as it is being installed behind a belfast sink that is going to be placed on top of a 40mm thick timber benchtop. At the moment the back of the sink will block the porcelain levers. Can anyone please help suggest what extension fitting or replacement longer chrome legs that I should use to achieve this?

 
Ask bristan, sounds like you will need to return the tap and get some designed for purpose tbh.
 
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