Many of us have heard the term PVC in our everyday lives. But how many of you know the complete form of these 3 letters? What does CPVC mean?
In this article, we will talk more about plastic pipe selection between PVC and CPVC and how they overcome each other.
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Frozen pipes are becoming more common because of colder winters. With more and more arctic-like cold winters in the future, preventing frozen pipes is critical for homes in colder regions.
So what do you do if one or all of your pipelines freeze?
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A gas flex connector is available in a variety of sizes and fitting for all your gas application needs (commercial or residential). Gas flex connectors are used in kitchens, attics, utility rooms and other spaces where required.
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When the days shorten and the temperature drops, you know winter is fast approaching. Below freezing temperatures can result in your pipes freezing, which may cause damage to your piping systems or your entire home.
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In the installation industry, the measurement of the thread size is referred to as the “nominal size” of the pipe thread, which indicates the inner diameter of the pipe.
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If you had to take a look inside the walls of your home, you might be surprised to see that there are different types of pipes.
Many residents may wonder why all the pipes in their homes are not the same. For the average person, this logic does make sense.
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Is there a strange noise coming from your pipes (pinging, hitting, hammering, knocking, shaking, vibrating)? There’s a good chance it’s what plumbers call a water hammer and it’s usually not expensive to fix.
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PVC pipe is a versatile pipe form that has revolutionized modern plumbing installations. PVC can be used for drainage, sewer or ventilation, but it is not suitable for water supply. In this case, the copper tube is the most used.
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