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Lead fittings
Hi all.
I have a lead (Pb) water supply to an outside toilet in the back yard. I am going to remove the toilet and then to put a tap on the old lead supply pipe. My question is, can I use a compression adapter fitting to convert to copper? Also, I've seen B.E.S. have lead to copper connectors but they specify 'lead poundage' e.g. Lead to Copper Part No. Description Unit Price Qty 10270 3/8" x 5 lb lead to 15 mm compression £2.05 10271 1/2" x 6 lb lead to 15 mm compression £2.76 10272 1/2" x 7 lb lead to 15 mm compression £2.60 10273 3/4" x 9 lb lead to 22 mm compression £4.73 The outer diameter of my lead pipe is about 3/4" but how can I tell which poundage my lead pipework is? My house is a mid terrace built around 1910. Thanks for your advice. Arthur |
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