Can I use the regular (fittings you can buy at Home Depot) sizing Sch. 40 fittings with this flexible pvc 1-1/2 pipe.
915607
yep. they fit and glue the same as pvc. Clean it well with primer and use a good amount of glue. This pipe is flexible so be careful not to move the joint until the glue sets....
915608
I'm not sure of the sizing of the fittings that you reference, but I use hard pvc couplers, etc. that I purchase at Home Depot with the flexible pipe for my pond. They do need to be glued together. If you're using a fitting that goes into the flexible pipe, it's helpful to put the end of the pipe in hot water 1st and it makes it more flexible.
1630135
The best I can do is refer you to this website http://www.lightinthebox.com/html/Faucet_Buying_Guide.html?tab=1. I know it is not much help but it is all they offer as instructions. I suggest you go to Home Depot and purchase (2) 1/2" to 1/2" brass connectors and (2) 1/2" to 3/8" flexible hoses. You will need this if you live in the U.S. because the flexible hose the faucet comes with has a 1/2" fitting rather the standard 3/8".
1809161
Looks like the hose OD is about 1 1/2" on mine. But I suspect you can use different pvc fittings to make other sizes fit also. Its running now!
1171420
Yes and that is how I use some. Be careful of course that your fitting is waterproof and that your fitting can take a fitting that may be a touch bigger. Check dimensions carefully.
1214203
For 1.5 inch pvc pipe go inside valve, same valve pvc pipe go over and that's what makes 1.5 to 2 inch valve. So it would work
875867
the one that fits is a 1.5'' PVC pipe, you should consider the 1'' bulkhead instead. For the adapter, the one needed is the male adapter. Good luck!
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
515721
These fittings have a 3/4 inch slip fitting that a short piece of PVC pipe can be glued into. You can then use another fitting that is slip on one side and threaded on the other and use a 3/4 screw cap fitting.
380173
We hard piped ours with pvc it wasnt hard . things did fit and it was hard to find adaptable pieces . if there is a way I could send you a couple pics. I will
2190997
I would think you could remove that fitting and add a female threaded/sweat fitting. The internals are mostly plastic, so I would keep the heat away from that. That fitting works well....I used it with 3/4" PVC.
349527
You will need a adapter for the can from R-12 to R-134 and the hoses all come with standard R-12 fittings. What size those are I don't know but you are using all the R-12 fittings then you will be good to go. On a side note these are pretty good gages as long as you treat them like a instrument not a tool box tool.
815075
Hello Douglas, This is a great kit but I don't think it will be what you want for type "an" fittings!
195728
The fittings on the water heater are 3/4 inch, the 1 inch pipe will need to be reduced to 3/4 inch to fit, Home Depot will help you, just ask!!
1097243
No, that combination will not work for this fitting. For nominal 1/2" OD copper there are 2 types; tubing (.500 OD) and Types K, L pipe (.625 OD). 3/8" PEX is .500 OD; 1/2" PEX is .625 OD.
346539
There are actually 2 pipes that would need to be extended. I think the outside pipe is around 4" and the inside pipe is around 2". The instructions inside the kit detail how to extend the pipes. Basically, the 2 pipes supplied will need to be replaced with the same type pipe at the longer length needed. The instructions specify the type of pipe that can be used....but schedule 40 pvc can't be used.
1081608
Yes. It comes with 4 quick release fittings so you can attach them to your plumbing. You might need an extra coupling but they are easy to find at your hardwear store.
1379538
I used a 1 1/4 male adapter and it fit right on it and then you can adapt it to the size you need. I used a1 1/2 pvc pipe and fittings for mine but you can use 2 inch fittings. You just have to have to adapt from the 1 1/4 fitting to what ever size you use. I would show picture if but don't see a link to.