Bsc Preferred 64090004 Clips and Screws Hardware

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 64090004 is a bag of clips and screws designed to support the secure installation of plumbing fixtures in residential and light commercial settings. This hardware kit provides the fastening components needed to mount sinks, faucets, and related plumbing assemblies with stable, lasting results. The package measures 3 inches in length by 3 inches in width by 1 inch in height and ships at approximately 1 pound, making it a compact, easy-to-handle addition to any plumber's parts stock. Licensed plumbers and skilled tradespeople rely on hardware kits like this to complete fixture installations cleanly and to code without sourcing individual fasteners from multiple suppliers.

This clips-and-screws kit is suited for use in residential kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial sink or washfountain installations. It fits within the broader category of faucets, sinks, and washfountains, making it a practical stocking item for plumbing contractors who regularly install or replace sink fixtures. The hardware is sold individually per bag, with a minimum order quantity of 2 bags, which suits service vans and shop stock alike.

Key Features

• Contains clips and screws for securing plumbing fixture installations
• Compact package at 3 x 3 x 1 inches for easy storage on a work vehicle
• Packaged weight of approximately 1 pound
• Sold per bag with a unit of measure of EA (each)
• Minimum order quantity of 2 bags, suitable for keeping spares on hand
• Non-hazardous materials for straightforward handling and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fastening hardware kit for residential and commercial plumbing fixture installations, including sinks and washfountains. Consult fixture documentation to confirm clip and screw compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of sink and fixture hardware should be performed by a licensed plumber in accordance with the applicable International Plumbing Code (IPC) requirements for the jurisdiction. Shut off the water supply and relieve line pressure before beginning any fixture work. Use appropriate hand tools to avoid overtightening clips or screws, which can crack fixture mounting surfaces. Verify that all fasteners are fully seated and that the fixture is stable before restoring water service.