Properly Size Your Water Lines
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DJ
17 Jun 2008, 14:56
17 Jun 2008, 14:56
HOW CLOSE CAN I PUT MY GAS LINE TO MY WATER LINE?
leslie
18 Sep 2008, 21:19
18 Sep 2008, 21:19
can you tell me anything about pec water lines
Thank you ,I need to know as soon as possible because I am thinking of buying a house with that in it
Leslie
Thank you ,I need to know as soon as possible because I am thinking of buying a house with that in it
Leslie
Vlad
07 Oct 2008, 12:41
07 Oct 2008, 12:41
Hello Tim:
I live in Toronto, Canada.
City upgraded my water supply line from street main to my curb shut off to 3/4 copper tubing.
From city curb to my house I still have old galvanized supply pipe. In your articles you recommend 1 inch copper as a main house supply line.
Should I upgrade my old galvanized supply pipe to 1 inch or 3/4 copper?
I am thinking because I have 3/4 to my property line - should I install 3/4 to my house as well?
Or 1 inch is better - would I loose pressure if I use 3/4 -> 1 inch?
Regards,
Vladimir
I live in Toronto, Canada.
City upgraded my water supply line from street main to my curb shut off to 3/4 copper tubing.
From city curb to my house I still have old galvanized supply pipe. In your articles you recommend 1 inch copper as a main house supply line.
Should I upgrade my old galvanized supply pipe to 1 inch or 3/4 copper?
I am thinking because I have 3/4 to my property line - should I install 3/4 to my house as well?
Or 1 inch is better - would I loose pressure if I use 3/4 -> 1 inch?
Regards,
Vladimir
mark m
18 Jan 2009, 12:41
18 Jan 2009, 12:41
i am in the planing stages of our retirement home. it's in the mountiains
of colorado and we are wondering about the water lines. we will be tapping
into a central water system and the water line to our builing site is
approx 1/4 mile with an up hill slope of 20 ft. i'm thinking of pvc. you
mentioned 3/4" copper. i'm leaning toward 1" also the depth if it's
placement? do you know of coiled plastic pipe that would eliminate the
joints? thanks for any help.
Michael Blaisdell
08 Apr 2009, 20:53
08 Apr 2009, 20:53
What is it that you want here?
Brandon Phillips
27 Jun 2009, 00:28
27 Jun 2009, 00:28
I have 3/4" pvc pipe running from the meter to my house. We're in the
process of building a new house close to our previous home. My question
is:
Can I branch off the 3/4" pipe with 1" pipe and run it another 200 ft. without losing pressure? Or should I stick with the 3/4"?
I'm asking because I am 1/2 a mile from our meter and I do NOT wish to replace the whole line with 1" pipe if I can help it. The meter comes off with 3/4" so that is why we ran it with that in the first place.
Thanks for any help,
Brandon
Can I branch off the 3/4" pipe with 1" pipe and run it another 200 ft. without losing pressure? Or should I stick with the 3/4"?
I'm asking because I am 1/2 a mile from our meter and I do NOT wish to replace the whole line with 1" pipe if I can help it. The meter comes off with 3/4" so that is why we ran it with that in the first place.
Thanks for any help,
Brandon
Allen Riffe
22 Jul 2009, 12:01
22 Jul 2009, 12:01
how many water fixtures can 1" water main support two hundred feet from
the meter.
Aqueelah
14 Aug 2009, 19:32
14 Aug 2009, 19:32
Please I need help. I have a contractor who is trying to get over every
chance he gets. Is it legal to install a poly plastic pipe from the curbbox
in the street to the house? My water department is requiring that he
install a Type K pipe instead no exception.
indra
20 Oct 2009, 11:06
20 Oct 2009, 11:06
Dear,
We have water tank with capacity 400 m3 at 16 floor, and we have 500 outlet of water. If we open the outlet water continuesly without input to water tank, so how long will take time to finish water in the tank?
Please advice me the calculation, thanks.
Best regards,
Indra
We have water tank with capacity 400 m3 at 16 floor, and we have 500 outlet of water. If we open the outlet water continuesly without input to water tank, so how long will take time to finish water in the tank?
Please advice me the calculation, thanks.
Best regards,
Indra
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