From a UK website...
Fittings for a diy copper faucet
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Christine
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I'm looking for a fitting that will allow a diy copper faucet to screw onto a pipe coming from the wall. I've found what I'm looking for but only on UK websites so need to know if they're something that can be purchased in the US. It's my understanding that BPS is different than NPS, so a fitting from the UK won't work on a US pipe??
The pipe that's being used for the faucet is 3/4"(7/8"OD) and I think the pipe coming from the wall will also be 3/4"(house is being built).
Thanks for any ideas ya'll may have!!
The faucet will be similar to this one. This pic is to show how the fitting is soldered onto the faucet.
From a website in Spain...
Probably doesn't meet US plumbing codes.
I don't know a thing about plumbing, I can barely screw my hose into the outdoor faucet every spring. I would take your DIY faucet along with the measurements for the pipe you need the fitting for and head to the closest plumbing parts/supply store. If they can't help you, I don't think anybody can.
Go to a plumbing store in your area (they should be able to order parts that will work) or home salvage place. I often find things like what you want on eBay. Should you can find the right part in a non matching metal it can be plated to the copper you are looking for.
Go to your local home improvement store, they should know exactly what you will need.
Only suggestion I have is use a copper to copper union. Half of the union soldered to the pipe in the wall threads sticking out and the other half with the nut soldered on the faucet so to screw the into the wall. Homecenters should have them or check a local plumbing supply house.
https://www.google.com/search?q=copper+union&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi74Y7robrZAhWQ0YMKHS7aB5EQsAQIoQE&biw=1016&bih=642