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Plastic plumbing...
We had our old lead pipes ripped out last year, and the entire system
replaced with a nice new Combi boiler and CH for the first time... Its lovely :-) Now, Im not a complete muppet when it comes to the odd bit of plumbing (even managed to swage a piece of new copper into an old lead pipe a few months ago..took a whole day mind, but it doesnt leak...) but a large part of the new pipework is grey plastic...I believe its Whitworth. Now, I have to move out the sink unit to hack off all the old 1950's tiles behind it, and want to hook in a tap to outside. If it was copper, Id just go out, buy a compression fit T piece and away we go... But I have no idea how this new fangled plastic stuff works. So how would one go about putting a T piece style connector in? And how do I disconnect the plastic from the mains? The connectors are all push fit by the looks of things... do they come apart easily? If so, how?! Any pointers appreciated.. |
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