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Hello,

I'm installing a new kitchen which will have a dishwasher and washing machine.
As I'm cutting/teeing into the cold mains 15mm pipe (before the kitchen sink taps) to feed the dishwasher and washing machine is it worth fitting a isolation valve with a built-in check valve?
Regards

Tezzer
 
No just need washing machine valves with check valves in them no need for additional valves
 
Are check valves needed? Thought appliances had built in air gaps with majority of hoses being wras approved.

Still some without air gaps and who says the next one will be correct best to always fit them
 
Either is fine just go for a brass y / splitter
 

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