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pipe fittings

A fitting or adapter is used in pipe systems to connect straight sections of pipe or tube, adapt to different sizes or shapes, and for other purposes such as regulating (or measuring) fluid flow. These fittings are used in plumbing to manipulate the conveyance of water, gas, or liquid waste in domestic or commercial environments, within a system of pipes or tubes.
Fittings (especially uncommon types) require money, time, materials, and tools to install, and are an important part of piping and plumbing systems. Valves are technically fittings, but are usually discussed separately.

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    Weldolet pipe fittings

    Weldolet pipe fittings, lots of sizes available up to 4", having a clearout. PM with requirements, will sell at 1/2 new price you can get them for at BSS
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    continental type 10mm pipe fittings

    I'm re-fitting a bidet and basin. The bidet had 15mm pipework which was bulky and awkward to fit, I want to fit service valves this time with flex connectors up to the tap tails, 15mm will take up too much space. I've just come back from Menorca where they use really neat connectors which I...
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    Copper Olives

    Hi, does anyone know where you can get bags of copper olives(100 quantity)15 & 22mm?
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    How to organise Fittings/Bits

    just thinking of the best way to organise fittings like 15mm tees/elbows 22mm fittings pipe clips etc. do you use a compartment organiser box to take into properys or somthing like it or just take in a handfull of the bits you need from a bag in the van? ideas/pics?
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    wc connection to soil stack

    hi i'm in need of some advice on connecting a wc to a cast iron soil stack. I have removed an old high level wc and replaced it with a close coupled model and turned it 90 degrees to where the original one stood. can anyone tell me the best way of connecting it to the original soil connection so...
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    High mains water pressure need reducing?

    I have just fitted a thermal store (Gledhill Torrent Solar RE) - I note the static water pressure rises to 4.6 bar in the late evening and sits around 4 bar at other times of the day - how important is it to fit a pressure reducing valve on the mains incoming? - not keen on reducing pressure if...
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    Crimped copper pipe fittings

    Hi. I've been looking at the crimping tools and fittings for copper pipe. I have seen installs where the crimped fittings are used, and crikey they look sensational. And of course, no gas torches needed on site. I think there is a washer inside the copper fitting that gets compressed...
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    Is this a bodge?

    Fitting a new thermostic shower today and was a pain :mad: Anyway got one o/d 25mm olive on chrome pipe at one end with loads of grief plumbing grease and pliers. But the other olive couldnt get on :confused: spent ages but no joy. Went to the merchant didnt have one either :confused: So as...
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    t4ts practical

    hello all would be plumbers.............. I have just completed week one of my c&g 6129 plumbing course at ATL featherstone.. The facilities are excellent,the tutors are very friendly.. All the basics have been covered in week one.. Copper pipe cutting,bending ,soldering,compression fittings...
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    How can I remove the cast iron drain pipe fittings?

    Hi, I live in a 50 year old house but have a problem removing the cast iron drain pipe fittings. The cast iron hopper at the top of the drain pipe has cracked and water is seeping down the wall. I have in fact been able to smash the cast iron wall fixing with a hammer but the bolts securing...
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    Pipe covers

    Finish off your plumbing professionally with made to your size brass pipe covers. COPPER PIPE COVERS on eBay, also Pipe Fittings, Plumbing, Building Materials Supplies, Business, Office Industrial (end time 04-Feb-09 15:50:04 GMT) Contact [email protected]
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    Soil pipe fittings

    Hi, I'm looking for some advice on suitable fittings for the setup in this little ensuite. The current toilet (cistern pictured) will be removed along with the soil pipe up to the point of the t-piece (circled red). The pipe coming through the wall is from the toilet in the main bathroom...
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    is this right?

    I am not sure whether it is right, if we want to have a hydrostatic test to test what's the pressure the pipe and the pipe fittings can be beared.
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    Plumbfix Merchants

    Has anyone used the new 'plumbfix' guys yet? It's a subsidery of Screw fix. I've ordered my catalogue would just be interested to hear other people's opinions if they've used them yet. Ad says free delivery to site but it's probably onlyif you spend over 37 grand or something. :p PLUMBFIX -...
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