PEPTE Shower Bath Tap Reduction - Male X Male Dog Legs - 1/2" X 3/4"

You'll need a pipe wrench, adjustable wrench, and plumbing tape or sealant.

Yes, they are designed to withstand standard household water pressure.

Yes, they are suitable for both hot and cold water connections.

BSP stands for British Standard Pipe, a standard for pipe threads.

If your pipe centers are outside the 120mm-180mm range, these dog legs may not be suitable. Consider alternative fittings or consult a plumber.

Yes, it is recommended to use either Teflon tape or a suitable pipe sealant on the threads to ensure a watertight seal.

Measure the distance between the center of one pipe to the center of the other pipe.

Tighten the connections further. If the leak persists, remove and reapply plumbing tape or sealant.

Double-check the thread sizes and ensure the pipe centers are within the 120mm-180mm range. If not, consider alternative fittings.

Ensure the threads on both the dog legs and the existing pipework are clean. Use a wrench carefully to make adjustments.

Ensure that there are no kinks in the connecting pipes, or blockages due to debris. Check any filters in your shower valve.