1/2" to 1/2" compression shut-off for Toto TL960SDC

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jdoering

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I'm trying to install a Toto TL960SDC; but didn't notice that it would come with pre-attached 1/2" hoses. My shut-off is 3/8" compression; I think that's relatively standard?

Anyway, I saw an old post on this forum on a similar question about availability of the Brasscraft KTCR34C that should fit my situation. But apparently it isn't easy to order online. I haven't tried a local (Seattle-area) supply house yet; I tend to just let the UPS truck bring harder to find things.

Am I missing some obvious solution (a readily available adapter or something)? Why does the Toto faucet come with a pre-attached hose of this size rather than 3/8"; the actual hose and faucet connection is tiny anyway? I assume it must be common somewhere (or with iron pipes or something?).

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Jeff
 
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Just use a standard lav connector (3/8 comp x 1/2 ip) with a 1/2" brass nipple between.
Any hardware store will have these.

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This thing is so heavy you can pound nails with it.
But don't, it's too nice looking to do that to it.
 
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valve

ANY halfway decent hardware store or supply house will have shutoff valves with a 1/2" outlet. They are usually right next to the ones with 3/8" outlets.
 

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Thanks all. It's an exposed pedestal sink so the brass nipple solution would be a lot of hose tucked not very far out of sight; but I'll probably do that temporarily if the local hardware store doesn't have the 1/2" shutoff. I wasn't sure if chaining things together like that was okay.

I'll probably pick up the shutoff as a permanent solution; go find a real supply house if necessary.

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