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I am currently plumbing in my shower and wondering whether I will get away with the endcap as seen in picture one, already fitted, or whether I should replace it with the solvent weld type that is seen in picture two?
Normally you would avoid compression fittings where they are hard to get to, but I wonder whether this extends to waste pipes where there is next to no pressure? Am I likely to have issues down the line with the compression fitting?
One slight hesitation I have with replacing the current cap, as seen in picture one, is that I am concerned about the possibility of dislodging the seal and then ending up in a right mess! :-/
Any advice appreciated!
Normally you would avoid compression fittings where they are hard to get to, but I wonder whether this extends to waste pipes where there is next to no pressure? Am I likely to have issues down the line with the compression fitting?
One slight hesitation I have with replacing the current cap, as seen in picture one, is that I am concerned about the possibility of dislodging the seal and then ending up in a right mess! :-/
Any advice appreciated!
