A small part can make a massive difference. You don't always need to replace an entire faucet just because of a minor leak, an inconsistent water stream, or a worn-out handle. At THS Now, our collection of premium faucet accessories and spare parts is designed to extend the lifespan of your fixtures, optimize water consumption, and restore peak performance to your plumbing system. From internal mechanical upgrades to external design enhancements, discover high-quality components engineered to keep your home running smoothly.
Selecting the Right Accessories for Your Taps
To ensure a seamless fit and avoid the hassle of returns, it is essential to keep a few key plumbing technicalities in mind before buying replacement parts:
1. Check for Thread Size Compatibility
Plumbing fixtures are highly dependent on exact measurements. When purchasing aerators, extension nipples, or spouts, check whether your faucet requires male threads (external threading) or female threads (internal threading). Standard sizes in India typically range from 22mm to 24mm for aerators, and 1/2-inch connections for standard pipe fittings.
2. Optimize Water Flow with the Right Aerator
Not all aerators are built the same. If you suffer from low water pressure, look for an aerator engineered to maximize pressure while maintaining a soft feel. Conversely, if you want to focus heavily on sustainability, select an eco-friendly multi-layer mesh aerator that reduces total water volume without sacrificing the rinse quality.
3. Ensure Leak-Free Performance with Quality Cartridges
If your tap is dripping from the spout or leaking from around the handle, a faulty internal cartridge is usually the culprit. Always ensure you choose the exact diameter (commonly 35mm or 40mm) and turn-type (quarter-turn or multi-turn) that matches your existing faucet brand to guarantee a completely watertight seal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which aerator size fits my faucet?
The easiest way is to remove your existing aerator and measure its outer diameter using a ruler. Standard sizes are generally 24mm for male threads and 22mm for female threads. Alternatively, you can use a coin-test: if your aerator matches the size of a ₹5 coin, it’s typically a standard 24mm size.
When should I replace the ceramic cartridge in my tap?
You should replace the cartridge if your faucet continues to drip even when turned completely off, or if the handle becomes stiff, gritty, or difficult to rotate. These signs indicate that the internal ceramic discs or rubber seals have worn down.
Are these accessories compatible with branded faucets?
Yes, most of our accessories adhere to standard plumbing dimensions used by leading fixture brands across India. However, we highly recommend checking the exact dimensions, thread types, and product diagrams listed on our product pages before ordering.
Can an aerator help in reducing my monthly water bill?
Absolutely. By mixing air into the water stream, an aerator maintains excellent water pressure while using significantly less volume. This reduces overall water consumption at the sink, lowering both your water usage and utility bills.
Do you sell extension nipples for deep-set wall pipes?
Yes, we offer a variety of heavy-duty brass extension nipples in different lengths. These are perfect for situations where the internal plumbing pipe sits too far behind the finished bathroom tile wall, allowing your tap or wall flange to connect securely.
Are the replacement handles universal?
While many replacement handles feature standard splines (the grooved gear teeth on top of the cartridge spindle), they are not completely universal. It is vital to match the spline count (e.g., 18, 20, or 24 teeth) and the spindle diameter to ensure a secure, slip-free fit.
