Farmhouse wall mount sink faucet.

[Jradams76]

First wanted to thank the group with my previous question on the mounting bracket for this sink.

I now have a question on how I can mount the following faucet.

The sink holes are 1 1/2” and the pipe I have is 1/2”. I was hoping there was some kind of washer with a nut that I could put behind the sink to keep the faucet from falling forward. Does anyone have any ideas on what I could use to secure the water lines. Here are some pictures of the sink with faucet and the brass fittings that I found that can attach to the faucet. The only issue is I need a washer or/nut to secure it to the back of the sink. My local plumbing store didn't have a solution so wanted to reach out to the group here.

Thanks

 

[CT18]

Those faucets are meant to be connected to a wing ell i believe. The wing ell gets mounted to a block in the wall then a brass nipple and then the faucet threads onto the brass nipple. Look into mop sink faucet mounting

 

[breplum]

It is called a "wall elbow".
Most local plumbing supply stores carry them, bc we use them on commercial wall mount faucets on stainless steel sinks.
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/ts...Qcj95vBK7C8RDQSqUXV3a_f91zzRCDaRoCtVQQAvD_BwE

 

[Julycam]

I should show this to my husband...

 

[Twowaxhack]

It is called a "wall elbow".
Most local plumbing supply stores carry them, bc we use them on commercial wall mount faucets on stainless steel sinks.
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/ts...Qcj95vBK7C8RDQSqUXV3a_f91zzRCDaRoCtVQQAvD_BwE

Get these, they work. Do not buy Amazon knock offs. Make sure they’re genuine T&S. $40 a set of two.

BrePlum gave you 100% solid advice.