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Will this work with Irish sized pipes?

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  • #2
    scudo2
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    That valve has push fit 22mm fittings. You will need to bring it to a plumbing supplys to get the correct adaptors to 3/4"
    Not a problem.


  • #3
    jeepers101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 707 ✭✭✭jeepers101


    Thanks for that Scudo. I have another question for you or for anyone else willing to answer.

    If I was to move the stopcock in my house what would be involved. What route does the mains pipe take from the council valve? My house is a standard north Co. Dublin 3 bed semi-d. The stopcock is currently at the back window, with the mains coming out of the concrete floor.

    Does the pipe normally run through the house or around it? Is it usually in a duct or buried in concrete and how deep?


  • #4
    gifted
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    jeepers101 wrote: »
    Thanks for that Scudo. I have another question for you or for anyone else willing to answer.

    If I was to move the stopcock in my house what would be involved. What route does the mains pipe take from the council valve? My house is a standard north Co. Dublin 3 bed semi-d. The stopcock is currently at the back window, with the mains coming out of the concrete floor.

    Does the pipe normally run through the house or around it? Is it usually in a duct or buried in concrete and how deep?

    That's 4 questions :D


  • #5
    corkgsxr
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    Why not just get a lever valve installed. Its cheaper and as easy.


  • #6
    jeepers101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 707 ✭✭✭jeepers101


    corkgsxr wrote: »
    Why not just get a lever valve installed. Its cheaper and as easy.

    We're doing up the kitchen and relocating the kitchen sink. There'll be an oven in front of the stopcock. Just trying to find a solution.


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  • #7
    anuprising
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 373 ✭✭anuprising


    jeepers101 wrote: »
    Does anyone know if this kind of thing will fit Irish pipes okay?

    http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/surestop-22mm-remote-water-329-23638
    they are sold in woodies with the irish pipe size


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