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There's nothing more to see, you're looking at the entirety of it. No way to simply turn the valve/water hammer assembly further clockwise as it just moves/tiwists (with heavy resistance) what I'm presuming is pex pipe below it and returns to the same spot. Like the housing it's mounted to is...

I've got an ice maker outlet box setup behind my fridge but the thing points straight out 90d from the wall which impacts the fridge pushing far enough back to still maintain ventilation but not be out any farther than needed. I'm looking to find a 90d elbow that I can't seem to locate. Need a...

Remove the ballast as you will lose a chunk of the power savings by still running those and they can/will still fail. Convert each fixtures tombstones to a single sided power setup (power comes in on one end and those tombstones have the left and right side pins isolated from each other, the...

Tough good looking floor but no way in hell would it handle that, would destroy it. Instructions even say no studded snow tires on it...

The tiles don’t click and they need to be hammered down in to lock the sides, it’s not a drop and lock deal. When it’s tipped in and slid over to line the side up before tilting it down to lock in, there is a little bit of room to line it up and sort of nuance it in in the sides where it locks...

The mezzanine is an interior residential space which would be ten years by their measurement but either way Costco says you're wrong...

Did my 470 sq-ft shop mezzanine (overkill) in this NewAge Stone LVP, Slate color but haven’t yet done the aluminum trim. Shop floor is already stained and cleared concrete so not needed down there.

Anybody have an opinion on using some of this that is left over as a kitchen counter top? Peeling laminate now and was gonna just do more laminate but this stuff seems tough as nails and if not cutting directly on it would seem to be ok. Thoughts? Hot pot or pan set on it?

WildFire Lifts!

Pic is a little deceiving. The tool box lip is actually higher then the plug itself and is sitting forward of it but the angle doesn’t reflect that. No chance it’s getting in there!

Thanks for all your help and tipping me in the right direction!

Just a little bit of humor...doesn't even approach tough. Thanks for the info!

You guys win, I’ll ditch the adapter idea. Breaker and receptacle change inbound! Tough crowd in here but it’s what I needed...

You guys are persistent, maybe I’ll just do the receptacle and breaker. So if I change the receptacle to a 6-20R then the two hots and ground get used and the neutral capped off?

Agreed but am prob going to go adapter cord and breaker route. This heater will only be in use while I’m in their working and not on while gone. This allows me to plug it at my other place as well.

Thanks for all the comments guys. Learned something new and now have a few options to do this, appreciate it!

Only thermal overload protection. So if I wanted to leave the outlet alone, use this adapter then just swap out the breaker to a 20a would that be safe?

So this adapter would work it’s just not recommended for the reasons discussed above?

Ya I feel pretty dumb after that one...

Face palm after realizing it was that simple. I’m a DC guy so my AC understanding is more limited.