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Hi,
I have a shower hose connected to a mixer tap.
The bath has a pop up waste operated by a big chrome knob covering the overflow situated just below the taps. The connector on the mixer taps for the shower hose is on the underside - just above the big chrome knob! It is just possible to fit the
hose but I have to bend it through a sharp 90 degrees and it still rubs
against the chrome knob. What I want is a 90 degree adaptor for the tap
outlet so that the hose can connect horizontally.

Anybody know if there is such a thing and where I can get it?

 
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