Angled Washing Machine Valve 15mm X 3/4″

The Angled Washing Machine Valve 15mm x 3/4″ connects a 15mm supply to a washing machine or dishwasher hose, with the outlet set at a right angle. A lever handle turns it on and off.

When to use an Angled Washing Machine Valve

Choose the angled pattern when the supply comes out of the wall or up through the floor and the hose needs to come off sideways or downward. It keeps the hose close to the wall, so the machine can be pushed back further. Fit one on the cold and, where needed, one on the hot. An Angled Washing Machine Valve 15mm x 3/4″ also suits dishwashers.

• Size: 15mm x 3/4″
• Angled pattern
• Quarter turn handle
• 3/4″ threaded hose outlet

Make the 15mm joint first, holding the valve body to stop it twisting. Point the outlet in the direction the hose wants to go. Check the hose washer is in place, then screw the hose on by hand. Colour coded handles help tell hot from cold. For straight and tee patterns, look at our Washing Machine Valves.

Washing machine valves in Glasgow

Plumb Parts, 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX. The counter opens Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-1pm. Ordering online is easy too.

Specification

• Connection: 15mm inlet x 3/4″ hose outlet at 90 degrees
• Sizes: 15mm x 3/4″
• Suitable for: Washing machine and dishwasher supplies

Common Questions

When is an angled washing machine valve best?

When the pipe runs along the wall or rises from the floor behind the machine. The angled outlet points the hose out towards the appliance without a tight kink.

Do I need two valves for a washing machine?

Most modern machines are cold fill only, so one valve on the cold pipe does the job. Look at the back of the machine: two inlets mean it needs a hot as well.

Does the hose thread need PTFE tape?

No, the hose nut seals on its rubber washer. Check the washer is there and tighten the nut by hand.