Fitings.com is a plain-language guide to fittings: pipe and plumbing fittings, cabinet and light fittings, sizing charts, and what happens at a tailoring fitting.
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What Fitings Does
Fitings.com covers fittings — the parts and appointments that make things fit: pipe and plumbing fittings, furniture and light fittings, and tailoring fittings.
Elbows, tees, couplings, and unions — what each shape does and when compression beats push-fit.
Hinges, drawer runners, handles, and cam locks: the small hardware that flat-pack furniture lives or dies by.
Bayonet versus screw caps, pendant versus flush mounts, and how to read the fitting code on a bulb box.
What happens at a suit or dress fitting — pinning, marking, and the two or three visits between purchase and final garment.
BSP versus NPT threads, metric versus imperial diameters, and how to measure a fitting you need to replace.
What to note before the hardware store run: material, diameter, thread type, and one photo of the old part.
How Fitings Works
Every fitting has a proper name — elbow, tee, ferrule, butt hinge. Knowing the name turns a vague hardware problem into a five-minute purchase.
Fittings fail at the interface. Match diameter, thread standard, and material before anything else — a near fit is a leak or a wobble.
Hand-tight plus a controlled turn for threads, full insertion for push-fits, pilot holes for hinges. The last 10% of effort is the whole job.
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The standard spelling is fittings, with two t's. This site covers that word — the parts and appointments that make things fit or connect.
Measure the outer diameter, note the material (copper, PVC, brass), check whether the thread is inside or outside, and bring the old fitting or a photo to the store.
Typically two to three: an initial measuring session, a basted or first fitting, and a final fitting to confirm the adjustments.
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