Hey folks,
New to the website... I have a project I'm looking for guidance on. I would think that what I'm looking to accomplish is fairly easy, but for somebody such as myself who has very limited plumbing experience, I thought I'd consult with the pros.
There is a water pipe in my garage with a faucet attached to it. All I want to do is :
1) Remove that faucet
2) Put a 90 degree elbow at the end
3) Run a pipe 5'4" down (towards the other end) (preferably a bigger pipe than what's already there as I wish to install 2 faucets at the new location
4) Install like a Y adapter/connector so that I can attach 2 faucets side by side.
I've included a link (with images) to better illustrate my point. In my images, you'll see a red line and a red circle. The red line represents where I'd like to run the extended pipe and the red circle is where the faucets would be. It's just a crude illustration, but you should get the point.
http://s998.beta.photobucket.com/user/YMS_1975/library/
Almost forgot...I've never used a welder, and was thinking about using one of those "quick connect" couplers to connect the old pipe to the new piping. Any thoughts on those products???
Lil' help?
New to the website... I have a project I'm looking for guidance on. I would think that what I'm looking to accomplish is fairly easy, but for somebody such as myself who has very limited plumbing experience, I thought I'd consult with the pros.
There is a water pipe in my garage with a faucet attached to it. All I want to do is :
1) Remove that faucet
2) Put a 90 degree elbow at the end
3) Run a pipe 5'4" down (towards the other end) (preferably a bigger pipe than what's already there as I wish to install 2 faucets at the new location
4) Install like a Y adapter/connector so that I can attach 2 faucets side by side.
I've included a link (with images) to better illustrate my point. In my images, you'll see a red line and a red circle. The red line represents where I'd like to run the extended pipe and the red circle is where the faucets would be. It's just a crude illustration, but you should get the point.
http://s998.beta.photobucket.com/user/YMS_1975/library/
Almost forgot...I've never used a welder, and was thinking about using one of those "quick connect" couplers to connect the old pipe to the new piping. Any thoughts on those products???
Lil' help?
