Hi,
I'm having a new feed into my house that will have 22mm pipework to feed a new unvented cylinder. The plumber suggested that having a very short piece of 15mm pipework just inside the house (around the existing water meter, which the water company has said he can re-fit) should not be an issue. Can anyone confirm this, or is it a problem that it goes through ANY run of 15mm pipe, no matter how short.
I presume the fact that the internal water meter has 15mm pipe each side means that even if it was possible to fit 22mm directly to either side of it then the flow/capacity of the meter may be an issue?
Thanks in advance for any advice/comments!
I'm having a new feed into my house that will have 22mm pipework to feed a new unvented cylinder. The plumber suggested that having a very short piece of 15mm pipework just inside the house (around the existing water meter, which the water company has said he can re-fit) should not be an issue. Can anyone confirm this, or is it a problem that it goes through ANY run of 15mm pipe, no matter how short.
I presume the fact that the internal water meter has 15mm pipe each side means that even if it was possible to fit 22mm directly to either side of it then the flow/capacity of the meter may be an issue?
Thanks in advance for any advice/comments!