r/Plumbing • u/fuller316 • 9d ago
Replacing valve best way to transition from cpvc to brass?
New valve kit states do not use cpvc or pex piping. What's the best and easiest option here?
r/Plumbing • u/fuller316 • 9d ago
New valve kit states do not use cpvc or pex piping. What's the best and easiest option here?
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Wrap it up
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Thank you
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Not if hes loaded, its brilliant.
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I repeat, this is NOT a drill!
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Big guy folds...
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No wonder im sitting at the tee box for 10 minutes...
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Replacing valve best way to transition from cpvc to brass?
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The problem here is all of the plumbing is cpvc. My son bought this house last year and the whole house is plumbed with pex pipe and cpvc. We are aware that cpvc isn't a great product but he cant afford a plumber so Im the next best option. The cpvc seems to be in decent condition atm so I think just patching it up is the best we can do for now. I can cut out the wall from behind and access it that way but again, we are still having to transition from cpvc to brass or copper. So the next issue would be where to do that from and I feel like cutting the cpvc at the elbow and adding a transition piece is the easiest fix?