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best way to attach a brass tailpiece to pvc
I have to attach a 1-1/2 in brass tailpiece from the drain of my new
tub to the 1-1/2 pvc drain pipe. Should I use a pvc compression fitting or something else. Should I use pvc adhesive? What's best? TIA. |
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best way to attach a brass tailpiece to pvc
Get a Fernco connector. http://www.fernco.com/
Charlie "hradilv" wrote in message oups.com... I have to attach a 1-1/2 in brass tailpiece from the drain of my new tub to the 1-1/2 pvc drain pipe. Should I use a pvc compression fitting or something else. Should I use pvc adhesive? What's best? TIA. |
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On May 22, 4:17 pm, (DT) wrote:
In article .com, says... I have to attach a 1-1/2 in brass tailpiece from the drain of my new tub to the 1-1/2 pvc drain pipe. Should I use a pvc compression fitting or something else. Should I use pvc adhesive? What's best? TIA. It's a standard fitting, a large compression adapter with a plastic or rubber ferrule that goes around the tailpiece. They often come with both 1 1/4" and 1 1/2 ferrules. The body glues onto the pvc. -- Dennis That's what I was leaning towards. Thanks, Dennis |
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