piping system for my garden shack
1959107
yes, that would work nice, might need extra pipe, and a way to insulate pipe from any exposed wood
1959108
Are you wanting to put the stove in a garden shack? It would be a good place for one. Make sure that it stays away from any wood by at least 6 inches. Make sure you use a roof or wall thimble to safely hold the chimney in place. You can get those parts at a good hardware store or fireplace store.
1959109
the stack can and will conduct a considerable amount of heat. You will want some sort of non flammable insulator between it and the metal
599505
Best I can think of is measure your diameters ,(O.D. and I.D) ... then go to a LARGE hardware store and get a black plastic tube (try the hose/garden section first!). Plumbing/electrical is next. Scotch tape is good as a 'shim' for a tight fit. Good Luck!! Snip
1588180
The water pipe system is not crap. This is simply a mass produced example of a sub-irrigated planter and this particular system works incredibly well when planted correctly. If you try to cut corners by using the wrong substrate or fertilizer you will not have good results. Follow the instructions and the result is invariably good.
2277497
U have go the a hardware store a buy a electric conduit pipe that fits inside one and over the other or a pvc pipe used the same way..they should not sell these items together
1043807
It depends on your existing piping. Make sure you use the correct glue. Check with your local hardware store.
229137
Should be able to buy a 5/8" meter from a major plumbing supply house for under $40 each. Ask for a plastic body unit. This will last many years, designed to be underground, water proof, etc.
7699
Very simple to install. Done by winding wires on pipe, clockwise and counter-clockwise and clamping base unit to pipe as well. A child could do it.
1019280
this things are great . do not buy any pipe .most probably you wont need any .MAKE SHURE YOU BUY THE CORRECT SIZE. i had to buy reducers. follow instructions. good luck.
774176
We used garden hoses at the top (each side) and a sprinkler in the middle. It wasn't ideal but it worked.
1028286
There is a "Patio kit" that might be better served. Both kits come with 25 psi regulators. You will want a lot of 1/4" lines where as the "Garden kit" is built on a 1/2" trunk line. The Garden kit is very accommodating though and will serve your needs but you may need to purchase additional 1/4" line and emitters.
1870134
I paired this with a vessel sink works well. I had to buy water leads to hook up the water but it depends on where your supply comes out of the wall.
1163729
Unless you have the same connections set up at the new location, it should be pretty easy to connect. If no existing connections, I would expect that a plumber would charge around $150 to create the connections for you. There's probably solution that will let you tap into the water lines with the need to cut the copper pipes. I was lucky enough to already have all this setup already though.
831045
You'll find reducers/connectors from garden hose to 3/8 at many hardware stores. Use that reducer/connector to solve your issue...easy
1543226
We used PVC Pipe and that worked perfectly. We also installed a second one that required several elbows to get where we wanted and it worked great, too. We love this kit!!!
1822108
This system will hook up to any existing faucet. You may need a few bushings and reducers to match your existing pipe sizes. Any home improvement store will have them. You can call the folks that sell this system. Their support is very good and responsive.
444504
it depends on your application, you will probably need some fittings to attach to your existing pipes.
695156
I couldn't find any. It is fairly simple, but mine didn't exactly fit. I didn't use the second pipe