DARYL shower hardware fitted properly

[Rudodo]

I hired a plumber to replace the old steel lines and convert to copper when doing a remodel as the walls were already down. and the shower valve needed to come out anyways.
When re-plumbing the shower, the spigot for the faucet was set flush to the studs. My error in not double checking his measurements. He did have all the shower hardware when he was doing his work and I assumed.

Fast forward 4 weeks. I did the work for the cement board (1/2"), waterproofing and tile (w mortar 1/2"). This makes it so the face of the tile is now a total of about 1 inch from the spigot. The faucet I purchased from amazon has a male end of only .75 inch. The faucet adapter can't reach the spigot. What do I do? Are there adapters out there that are commonly used. I have been to a handful of hardware stores including plumbing specific stores and no one has a decent solution.

This was offered at the plumbing store but it would make the faucet way too long: https://www.supplyhouse.com/Bluefin..._YqV4V_F24ScwuFEz2yxOutg22s6-QcxoCbxoQAvD_BwE

I was thinking maybe something like this but it might need a trimming: https://www.supplyhouse.com/FPPI-08...IAfczm6Ce0WBWCKVeMy48EkjMUcPbdfxoC3T8QAvD_BwE

A 1" adapter is too long by a small amount. I worry if I trim an adapter that the male end wont meet the taper properly and will leak in the future.

Any feedback would be helpful

 

[Terry]

Can you post a model number of the faucet you have, and perhaps a picture of what you working with?

 

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[WorthFlorida]

The second choice looks too short on threads at the female end. Is there a wall behind the valve body for access?

 

[Rudodo]

Can you post a model number of the faucet you have, and perhaps a picture of what you working with?

Hi thanks for the message. It was purchased online, here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZG6XK4Q/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

All parts are showing in the images.

 

[Rudodo]

The second choice looks too short on threads at the female end. Is there a wall behind the valve body for access?

The wall behind it is another tiled up bathroom shower unfortunately. I'm considering breaking the tile and concrete board as a last resort since there are 2 spigots with this issue.

What I have noticed is that the male end of the hardware only gets .3 inches or so in before hitting the taper and stopping. The female end of the extension looks that long I think.

 

[Terry]

The nipple extension looks close to working.

I would order one and see if it works.

 

[Marlinman]

I have yet to see one of these Chinese adapters with a tapered thread. It will take a 1/2" "G" NPS female x 1/2" NPT male. The female side will need a sealing washer.

https://www.amazon.com/Fitting-Converter-Adapter-Connector-Extension/dp/B08JCLHLDK/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=nps+adapter&qid=1648200049&sr=8-5