Bob, thanks for this info. I think one problem I have been kicking
around in my mind is that various pipes run here and there with
branches etc. and I guess the whole point of pex is that you do away
with all these branches etc. and you just have a hot and cold side and
run your pex from
Hello Scott. The distributor panel does allow to have separate runs directly
to any fixture if you want. You can run a hot and cold line to an area and tee
to go to more than one fixture in an area. Also available are small brass
manifolds with multiple fittings to attach pex to and go to I
Hey Bob, thank you very much for the infor mation, encouragement, and
support. I guess I shouldn't really complain cause I only have four
sinks which includes the deep sink, two crappers, and one shower. All
of the main lines are accessible from the basement by moving the drop
ceiling out
what is Pex?
David
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Scott replacing part is quite possible. I had replaced what was in my
basement and let
PEX is plastic tubing that comes in colors, is used for hot or cold water
lines, takes high pressure, and can be used by anyone that can use a pair of
adjustable wrenches.
Speaking of adjustable wrenches, I used my battery powered adjustable to
remove the old sink parts. It was nice to be
is this the flexible stuff or the solid.
the flexible comes in rolls say of about 50 metres.
David
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what is Pex?
David
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Scott replacing part is quite possible. I had replaced what was in my
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] PEX tube
Hi,
Yes, PEX, (cross linked polyethylene) is fairly flexible and comes in
rolls. It can be expanded to fit over fittings then clamped firmly into
place. It will form around corners to a point without crimping, a little
depends on the diameter
