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"Stub out" for sink etc. - what is terminology in IE/UK/UK

mihalk · 2020-11-01 10:41:13

I've seen these everywhere in Germany, pre prepared connections for sinks, washing machines etc. which simply need to be uncapped/connected when/if needed. But what is the correct term for such "ready to go" connections - and is there a standard for them? (Even the German word would be useful) E.g in US:…

01-11-2020 11:41am

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mihalk

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I've seen these everywhere in Germany, pre prepared connections for sinks, washing machines etc. which simply need to be uncapped/connected when/if needed.

But what is the correct term for such "ready to go" connections - and is there a standard for them? (Even the German word would be useful)

E.g in US:
https://www.diychatroom.com/attachments/photo-1-jpg.66805/

(In Germany, drain more flush with wall...)

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