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Hi everyone,

I want to purchase the following filter to put under my kitchen sink but am not sure if it will be able to fit the copper pipes as they may be too narrow for the fit.

Any advice would be appreciated

Picture of cold water pipe under kitchen sink
 

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Yes wouldn’t fit without pipework change also tbh the filter doesn’t look good eg like a rebranded Chinese penny one
 

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