Cheers, seems like a straight forward job. I got a couple to fit in my cloakroom. It is annoying not to have them and then to shut the main water stopcock just to change the seal in the mixer.
Thanks Bru, just what I need.. got a fairly modern kitchen mixer to replace but the previous installers hard coppered to the tap and solder joint.. got cut it out and put flexi in..
Could you provide a link to these stop valves with 1 female end please? I can't find these anywhere and it would save me a lot of hassle on a job. I can only find valves with 2 male compression ends. Thanks
Thanks for the video, it clarified some doubts I have. I am going to make a vintage style faucet that will be put on a countertop so the copper pipe ends below it. I need to connect the flexible pipe that comes from the shut off valve to that copper pipe, what I should use for that? We are in full quarantine here so all stores are closed and Im gonna buy it online. Thanks!!
Cheers, seems like a straight forward job. I got a couple to fit in my cloakroom. It is annoying not to have them and then to shut the main water stopcock just to change the seal in the mixer.
Thank you! Exactly the problem I’m trying to fix. Thank you for the great explanation, clarified all my concerns
Thanks Bru, just what I need.. got a fairly modern kitchen mixer to replace but the previous installers hard coppered to the tap and solder joint.. got cut it out and put flexi in..
Nice video meneer I'm saving myself some plumber Labour and enjoying DIY🎉
First time I've heard of hemp for sealing threads! Hemp is kind of the wonder plant. Suppressed. But really capable.
Thank you. Very useful. Need to change mine very soon.
That's exactly what I've got to do. Thanks dude 👍
Very usefull information. Thanks guy..
This is a great video. It sounds like the dude from falcon is narrating.
What a champ! Thx boet!
very professional install - comments from a flexible hose manufacturer
Thanks a massive help
Use a proper hand twist copper pipe cutter for cleaner cut. They make tiny ones for tight locations.
Could you provide a link to these stop valves with 1 female end please? I can't find these anywhere and it would save me a lot of hassle on a job. I can only find valves with 2 male compression ends. Thanks
Good video
thanks!
what is that fitting @
Thanks for the video, but how did you manage to screw unto the cut pipe
Is there any galvanisation hazard there between the two different pipes?
Thanks for the video, it clarified some doubts I have. I am going to make a vintage style faucet that will be put on a countertop so the copper pipe ends below it. I need to connect the flexible pipe that comes from the shut off valve to that copper pipe, what I should use for that? We are in full quarantine here so all stores are closed and Im gonna buy it online. Thanks!!