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In my loft I found a bit of a leak.
The hot and cold to the shower both have a in-line stop tap and then a non- return valve / check valve. (30+ years old) The stop tap is weeping a bit and other parts are a bit crusty - I think I should make up a couple of new lengths with new valves (for what they cost) and splice it into the existing pipework. Any recommendations on what fittings are best for this job - bearing in mind it is hidden away in the loft? |
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