JG plumbing
Well-Known Member
If you do have moisture at 8 feet. Then I'll take my copper pipe there please, and thank you.
We have some 80+ years here, usually discovered when you call in for a curb shutoff and the valve's rusted shut and you wait half the day for them to finally resort to shutting down half the town.I've seen galvanized water mains last longer than 4 1 years.
Holy freaking cow, were the builders/engineers looking out for local service plumbing industry?The hotel I'm working in used pvc as heating and cooling lines. It works perfectly fine except all of the times it breaks. It's pretty successful except for that.
These aren't refrigeration lines. They are chilled water from a cooling tower. The heating lines are low temp, but they are running a boiler. There were stretches of pvc sagging with about 10" of deflection, when they tore out the walls. They were hanging on metal clevis hangers. It was pitiful. They wouldn't pay to have us run new laterals into the main corridors. They just wanted new drops. Kind of a silly gamble for them, but we tried to tell them.Holy freaking cow, were the builders/engineers looking out for local service plumbing industry?
Cooling lines're supposed to be brazed copper, no?
For potable, mine does.I don't think any code prohibits pvc.
I've seen your dumb posts about lightning. According to your logic pvc needs to be grounded becuse lightning will blow a hole in it too.
I've seen your dumb posts about lightning. According to your logic pvc needs to be grounded becuse lightning will blow a hole in it too.
My sister just showed me that article yesterday. Would the drain and vent have to be copper or cast iron in order for
lightning to do that???? Also in the City of Mansfield, Ohio you have to run K copper for a main water line running from
the curb box at street to the meter inside the house.
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