I have a copper pipe and hose bib that pokes through stucco skirting on a pier and beam house. It isn't affixed to anything so it moves when I attach a hose, etc. What is a good way to stabilize the pipe? I was thinking a metal ring/escutcheon glued to the stucco and caulked. Is there a better way? Thanks so much!
Hose bibb through stucco skirting wobbles
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John Gayewski
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Thank you! There are a kajillion plumbing thingamajigs so I knew there had to be something. Appreciate your time.
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That one looks like it will work best if the pipe is not very far out or if you can push the pipe/spigot back against that plate and screw the hose bib into the plate. In my area with block/stucco, the copper extending through the wall is fixed. I suppose you can use it with a gap in between the hose bib and plate if it's not too far out.
Here is another item sold ( Bibb Buddy looks cleaner)
www.bigfrogsupply.com
Might be best if not used in a very visible area. Found this photo online while looking for one for myself.
Looks like it works better from the inside , if that's an option
Here is another item sold ( Bibb Buddy looks cleaner)
Pasco - 5023 - Hose Bibb Anchor
Works with any exterior hose faucet on all types of material (brick, concrete, vinyl, or stucco) quick, easy, long lasting way to secure an exterior faucet Fits 1/2-Inch; 3/4-Inch and 1-Inch supply lines The professional plumber requires professional quality products. Since our founding, PASCO...
www.bigfrogsupply.com
Might be best if not used in a very visible area. Found this photo online while looking for one for myself.
Looks like it works better from the inside , if that's an option
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