According to the pic,the pipe can be threaded in to to the existing pipe no problem. Just have one question really, should I use the copper washer in between both pipes or stick to a washer which wasn't supplied with the pipe?

What is that on the right you’re trying to connect it to? A tap connector?According to the pic,the pipe can be threaded in to to the existing pipe no problem. Just have one question really, should I use the copper washer in between both pipes or stick to a washer which wasn't supplied with the pipe?
Thought so. Thanks for the clarity.According to the pic,the pipe can be threaded in to to the existing pipe no problem. Just have one question really, should I use the copper washer in between both pipes or stick to a washer which wasn't supplied with the pipe?
That is the hot water feed connecting to the sink tap.What is that on the right you’re trying to connect it to? A tap connector?

Looks like a tap connector, which if it is then I wouldn’t be joining the 2. Use the flexi and attach to cut copperThat is the hot water feed connecting to the sink tap.
In my right the hand you can see a plastic pipe coming from the main water feed. It could also be a copper pipe with a plastic coating (no idea). I like the idea of the valve fo isolate the water supply.thats why I'm trying to use it.That photo is confusing as it looks like you are trying to join two flexi's ?
What do you have in your right hand that you will be fitting to the iso valve ?

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