Why they chose to use a 6" galv extension instead of extending the copper, or using longer flex lines to the sink is beyond me. Perhaps they liked the rusty water flavor it provided when not used for several days?
I have little experience with plumbing, so I gathered as much info on my situation on paper and headed for, not Home Depot, but a local plumbing store, George Morlan. They immediately had a much better solution than I had in mind and I was out, back home, hacking off the valve and galv pipe right at the copper line.
All I needed to do was install the valve right at the copper line, using compression fittings so I didn't need to solder. Then I ran the flexible pipe from the valve to the sink and that was it.
After Inspector Scully approved my work, the hideous sink-cabinet was back in place and I was done!
2 comments:
Just found your blog and want to thank you, thank you, thank you for the floor plans. Even with the best of the house bloggers they seldom do this and it is hard to follow when they say, for instance, "this wall divides Room A from Room G" or "this door leads to the second bedroom", etc. BTW, love what you've done including the aubergine bathroom. I shall now start from the beginning and find out where you've been.
Thank you, Infogal. I'm glad you like the blog and I appreciate the compliment. Unfortunately, I don't have any projects on right now, so updates have been few and far between.
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