Texas Wellman
In the Trades
Hi,
I didn't see a similar topic after searching so I decided to post my own. I'm renovating a house and I am replacing the original faucets. The original faucets were installed on CPVC pipe. What is the preferred method to keep the faucets secure when using non-rigid pipe?
I have ran a board behind a faucet and then strapped the hardware to the board but then it makes it un-accessible for repair. I have seen some where the cover in the shower gets tightened up against the shower wall and secures the faucet to the shower but I always thought that this was not really a good way to do it.
With rigid pipe like copper or galv. the pipe gives the support. How do you replicate the support given by metal pipes when using cpvc or pex?
I didn't see a similar topic after searching so I decided to post my own. I'm renovating a house and I am replacing the original faucets. The original faucets were installed on CPVC pipe. What is the preferred method to keep the faucets secure when using non-rigid pipe?
I have ran a board behind a faucet and then strapped the hardware to the board but then it makes it un-accessible for repair. I have seen some where the cover in the shower gets tightened up against the shower wall and secures the faucet to the shower but I always thought that this was not really a good way to do it.
With rigid pipe like copper or galv. the pipe gives the support. How do you replicate the support given by metal pipes when using cpvc or pex?