JT Pickfords | Easyfix Fast Fit Brackets for Exposed Thermostatic Shower Bar Valves to Existing Pipework (Pair)

Fitted these onto wood brace behind stud wall, feeding pipe through the lot! Bracket fixed on front face of wall, immediately under tiles. Easy to fit to exact measurement as deep screws fixed into wood at the back. Perfect!Only down side is that with big modern, thick, tiles, there wasn't enough thread exposed to use the supplied cover plates. Bought some more plates on-line, but going rate for "slim" cover plates (8mm) is c.£5 each!! Anyway, whole lot is done now and overall was way easier to fit than any of the elbow solutions I've used in the past! Thoroughly reccommend and easy to use! .....PS I'd consider myself a competent diy'er - no expert, but know what I'm doing!! 😄😄

Simple and functional at a sensible price. I was tempted to go with a pre-made fitting bracket but honestly if you can't use a ruler and spirit level then you probably shouldn't be doing any kind of DIY to start with! I marked a horizontal line with a spirit level, measured the centres of the shower fitting inlets and marked the wall to match. It really is that easy.Fit the brackets and do hold the brass part of the fitting in some grips while you tighten the compression fittings so as not to twist things.Couldn't be easier to be honest. Just make sure you seal everything up and check all connections are secure and drip free.

Bought a shower for the guest bathroom, however hadn't realised that in fact there is no way to fix a shower mixer if you don't have a solid wall. With plasterboard the pipes simply 'dangle'. To fix the mixer firmly to the wall seems impossible - however with this device it really is simple. Screw the fixing kits in the correct location to align with your mixer. Replace the original threaded connector for the mixer with the same thread connector for the fixing kit, pass the 15 mm tube through from behind (the olive fits between the two threaded components - tighten and you're done. Really inexpensive, really effective.

This is a very well made product and very good value. Service and delivery are great too. Well recommended.

Brilliant connection for a bar shower mixer valve. Having cut 20mm holes 150mm apart through the bathroom tiles & solid wall these were ideal to hold the pipe work in place without having to remove the tiles. They are easy to fit having two screw holes. Found it easy to centre the first one & attach to wall. Then attached second one to mixer bar & attached mixer to the wall mounted one to ensure I could mark the exact distance apart. Note there is no play in the screw holes. Once screwed onto wall it is only a matter of trimming pipes & tightening up the 3/4 head to make sure the olives are gripping the pipe. Used water pump grips to hold the bracket whilst tightening.

worked really well with the bar shower I installed. The are suitable where a 15mm hot and cold supply are avaliable and use an olive compression fitting in the bracket into which the 15 mm pipe goes, the other end of the bracket is effectivly a 22mm tap conector onto which the shower unit screws, ideally with good quality washers so it can be just a little tighter than finger tight.There is no lateral adjustment in the holes for screwing it to the wall so the measurment has to be pretty exact.The will ideally be fitted on top of the tiled surface and hidden by the vanity covers supplied with the shower tap fitting.

Having installed several shower mixers, I have always found it a bit fiddly when using BSP elbow connections; it is always a bit hit and miss to get the protruding pipes at exactly the right length. These brackets incorporate a compression olive joint (compressed by the chrome BSP fittings which are threaded internally - to compress the olive - and externally, to accept the shower mixer). It is simplicity itself to slip the brass part over the end of the water pipe, mark the pipe for cutting, cut the pipe, fit the olive and then tighten the chrome part which has flats on the inward end for this purpose.The bracket also locates the pipe and, when screwed to the wall / timber, provides the upper support for the pipe.Takes a couple of minutes. Clever.

Perfect for a Thermostatic wall mounted thermostatic bar shower mixer tap.Part of a very pro looking and simple home install. Exact spacing of the 150 mm between them is essential as there is no moving after fixing to the wall. Copper pipe just squeezes through and needs only about 12 mm protruding to fit the olive. I am not a paid plumber. The joints are good and the bar is never going to move about to damage them.