Angle Valve for Reliable Water Flow Control

An angle water valve is a plumbing shut-off valve installed between the water source and the supply hose connected to a sink, toilet or bidet sprayer. It allows water to be opened or closed for one fixture without shutting off the entire property’s water supply.

This valve features a plated solid-brass body, a ceramic valve core and male threaded inlet and outlet connections positioned at a 90-degree angle. Its compact design fits behind toilets and beneath sinks while keeping the control handle accessible for maintenance.

Features

• Provides independent water-flow control for a specific fixture.
• Plated solid-brass body for practical corrosion resistance.
• Ceramic valve core controls opening and closing.
• Internal rubber seals help prevent water leakage.
• G1/2 male threaded inlet and outlet.
• 90-degree outlet design for wall-mounted connections.
• Compact size for restricted installation spaces.
• Suitable for compatible sinks, toilets, bidet sprayers and kitchen connections.
• Makes future hose replacement and maintenance easier.

Applications

• Bathroom basin water connections.
• Toilet cistern supply lines.
• Compatible handheld bidet and water hoses.
• Compatible kitchen sink connections.
• Replacing an old valve of the same thread size.
• Isolating one fixture during hose replacement or maintenance.

General Installation Method

1. Shut off the main water supply before installation.
2. Open a nearby faucet to release remaining pressure.
3. Confirm that the wall connection and supply hose are compatible with G1/2 male threads.
4. Remove old sealing material and clean the threads.
5. Apply PTFE sealing tape or another suitable sealant according to the connection type.
6. Tighten the valve with a suitable tool without applying excessive force.
7. Connect the hose and confirm that its required sealing washer is present.
8. Restore the water gradually and inspect every connection for leaks.

Important: Professional plumbing installation is recommended, particularly when the thread type, pipe material or correct sealing method is uncertain.

Why Choose This Valve?

It provides a nearby shut-off point that simplifies replacing a hose or servicing a sink or toilet. Its plated brass body, ceramic valve core and compact angled design make it practical for compatible bathroom and kitchen plumbing.

Durability, Care and Inspection

The plated brass body provides practical resistance to corrosion, while the ceramic core supports repeated water control. Periodically inspect the valve and connections for droplets, moisture or deposits. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth and dry it. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners that may damage the plated finish.

Suitable For

• Household bathroom and kitchen sinks.
• Toilet cisterns with compatible connections.
• Bidet sprayers and G1/2 water hoses.
• Plumbing maintenance and angle-valve replacement.
• Restricted areas requiring a compact 90-degree valve.

Compatibility Guide Before Ordering

Product Specifications

Note: Maximum operating pressure, temperature range and drinking-water certification are not stated on the product page. These specifications should not be assumed; use the valve only in a compatible installation assessed by a plumber.

Installation and Safety Precautions

• Shut off the main water supply before removing or installing a valve.
• Do not rely on appearance alone; verify the thread size and type.
• Avoid overtightening, which may damage the threads or valve body.
• Do not use the valve for gas or compressed air.
• Check for leaks immediately after installation and again shortly afterward.
• If leakage, cracking or unusual handle resistance appears, shut off the water and contact a plumber.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an angle valve do?

It controls water supplied to a specific fixture, such as a sink or toilet, and allows that connection to be shut off for maintenance.

What is the valve thread size?

Both inlet and outlet have G1/2 male threads, with a nominal diameter of approximately 20 mm. Verify both connections before ordering.

What is the valve made from?

It has a plated solid-brass body, a ceramic valve core and internal rubber sealing components.

Can it shut off water to one fixture only?

Yes. When correctly installed, it can isolate the connected fixture without shutting off the rest of the property.

Does it fit sinks, toilets and bidet sprayers?

Yes, when their connections are compatible with the valve’s G1/2 male inlet and outlet.

Does installation require sealing tape?

It depends on the connection type. The wall thread often requires suitable sealant, while the hose may seal with an internal washer. Follow a plumber’s guidance.

Can I install it without a plumber?

Someone with suitable plumbing experience may install it after shutting off the water, but professional installation is recommended to confirm compatibility and prevent leaks.

What should I do if it leaks after installation?

Shut off the water immediately. Do not keep tightening it randomly; inspect the washer, sealant and threads or contact a plumber.

You May Also Need

• Flexible Water Supply Hose — connects the valve to a compatible faucet or fixture.
• Handheld Home Bidet Sprayer — for use with a compatible water connection.
• Flexible Kitchen and Bathroom Drain Hose — useful for sink and drainage maintenance.