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Do compression fittings need to have the pipe pushed all the way in. Or is just past the back end of the olive enough?

Are conex iso valves usualy good quality? I.e it may not leak from the slotted part?

Cause guessing the threads on another iso valve wouldn't accept the nut of a conex iso valve? Yes the house is a very poor set up the gate vale is on to lead do abit of an awkward job

Have a property that has a gate valve for a stop tap so obviously doesn't turn the water off fully. Then a conex iso valve after this. If it starts leaking from the slotted part when turned off I was going to swap it for another, with the water throttled down as much as possible on the gate valve

Does anyone know were they sell conex iso valves in 15mm?

Is that how most plumbers would do it? Thank you

But a proper plumber could do it without fittings I guess?

This because each bender will have different points to make the bend right. Just about got it to a tee

Could cost abit in pipe

because I'm passing over a few pipes

Thanks. Its not totally like that though I just need 2 45 degree bends pulling on a piece of pipe but need the end of these 45 degree bends to be 400mm apart. Any help?

Cross Over Bend by Xanderharris1 posted 8 Sep 2016 at 6:41 PMCross Over Bend by Xanderharris1 posted 8 Sep 2016 at 6:41 PM

Hey I can pull a bend as in the picture but how do I make it so its a set distance been the two ends of the pipe? That will be going in to elbows?

the cold former that comes with the washer?

Thanks, when pushing the waste into a stand pipe does it need to be pushed to the bottom so its in the water of the trap or just above this?

When you tigthen the.female end.of a flexi on to a 1/2 male iron or iso valve you go more than hand tight, is this not the same?

Ur saying if you hand tight it will eventual leak?

How much more? 1/4 turn or even less than this?