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    Lever valves

    Good little story from today. Was thinking about how much better lever valves are then gate valves. I think around 1 in 10 gates actually work nowadays. It lead me to think how long have lever valves been about and will they last a lot longer then gate valves. Never came across a lever valve...
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    Glueing on to underground soil pipe

    Hi all, Wondering if any of you have opinions of glueing soil fittings directly on to underground soil pipe. I have done it many times with no problems but today I did a job where I glued in a low level boss pipe onto red pipe. The builder spotted it and mentioned that you can't do that. Is he...
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    Overflow street elbow

    Been on a few installs over the years where I've thought a overflow street would come in so handy. Do they exist? Has anyone here come across one?
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    Screws through pipes

    Hi all, Had an absolute mare last night while refurbing a costa coffee toilet. I had to adjust basin pipework to allow for only chrome tails to be on show coming out the wall, did the job neatly and efficiently only to find out that upon turning the water to the bathroom back on that...
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    One pipe system

    Hi, Soon I'm going to be working on an extension where the existing heating is a one pipe system. Im having to add 4 new radiators. Would you continue the one pipe or take two tees off and make the new pipework into the more conventional flow and returns? Alternatively I can run the new...
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