What part will fit on the back of the stud plate to connect with the piping? I've tried to connect with 2" PVC sch 40 pipe - it's not working.
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I am not sure about what you are trying to do but the one I ordered and put in it replaced an old one so it all connected back the same way the old one came out.
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You have to use vacuum pipe. I was told sch 40 pipe isn't smooth enough and causes to much friction
1503759
Regular PVC pipe does not work with a Central Vacuum system. The thickness of Central Vacuum pipe is thinner than regular PVC. Also so some of these Outlet kits are specifically designed for the wiring to come down for the ceiling and piping to go through the floor. I received this type of crap and had to do some cutting to modify it and cut a longer hole in the sheetrock so that I could install it.
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Central Vacuum Piping is a different size. The vacuum fittings and pipe are available on Amazon.
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I don't know what goes behind it but if you have a local hardware store I am sure they can help you with this. That is where I would go to find out how to install it.
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I replaced a different brand with this Honywell unit and the pvc pipes were the same size so replacement was a snap. If fittings are different sizes there should be adapters.
1473924
You need to loosen the connectors and insert the new valve. If there are no connectors you will have to cut the pipe and put in a union. Not a big job.
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This fitting is connected to 1/2" pex pipe coming out of the wall. The other end (which points upward in the photo) is for the 3/8" standard faucet supply line.
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Hi, I dont know really. This sounds more like the connection. Make sure all the screws fit properly. Or the plumbings get connected well/tight? Wish you all the best.
2103144
I used the same size (1/2) for a pvc 1/2 with some couplers and works ok. Read a little more. I think ABS pipe is not for water feeding.
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I agree -- this doesn't seem like a good solution for your problem. Are you sure you don't want something like a flange (http://www.amazon.com/Faucet-RP6025-Shower-Flange-Chrome/dp/B00084ZGKM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1415387541&sr;=8-2&keywords;=flange) that will wrap around the pipe and cover the hole? If this is just to cover the hole in the wall where your shower head comes out, you probably want a flange. If you're trying to a hole that extends outside of your current flange, I'm not sure what you'd need, but I still don't think this is it..
406645
the bottom of the unit goes inside of your pipe so that end will work but the top pipe goes on the outside and with your pipe being double walled it won't fit so no this unit won't work for you.
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The faucet comes with it's own union, it's hiding in the tub fill. You can either use copper or steel pipe with NPT. depending on your current type of faucet it could either go right together or you might have to sweat some pipe. Or maybe use some PEX fittings and hose to connect to your current piping. I hope this helps.
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I made a support system out of 3/4" pvc pipe. I used the snap on tee's that just clamp on tho the pipe and you drill a hole. The slip right on the rails and stay in place even when I tow it. The cover should be perfect on a 24'. You need to order for the size of the deck. Dont worry about how long it is over all, just the deck is what matters.
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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Where the gas line connects on my pro com 30000 btu heater is for a 3/8 " pipe . I had to get a fitting to go from 3/8" to 1/2" black pipe . Then i could connect my shut off valve using 1 made for 1/2" black pipe. I bought everything i needed at a menards store. Hope this is helpful.
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You'll need at least 25 ft of 3/4" pex or cooper line and even more to bring it down to sump. I suggest you use shark bites connections. You'll also need 1.5" PVC for the exiting water and a y connection to connect back into original PVC pipe. Oh and don't forget PVC cement and primer. Good luck
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I think it's all about the diameter of the pipe through the diameter of the sink hole and into your plumbing. It was an exact replacement for my project so I had no problems. By the way Kraus has a great website and can probably help you there.
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Hi, check with larger plumbing store, I used a 1.5 galvanized 90 with steel locking ring on the bottom, put it threw the wall with 3/4 inch pipe on the other end with solid clamps to hold it in place, running the cable up inside to the panel. worked for me.. Stu.
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Yes, my contractor had to extend my piping so it would fit. Took him no time to hook it up.
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I am a pipefitter, if pipe is schedule 40 then it will work, use lock nuts on the bolts. Ray B