Re: fitting toilet/lav supply lines/hoses (non nylon braid)

Posted by Sylvan Tieger on April 20, 2004 at 17:58:14:
In response to Re: fitting toilet/lav supply lines/hoses (non nylon braid)
: Hi - I've always used nylon mesh supply hoses, but this project requires using chrome blated soft metal (copper?) ones for the asthetics...any tips on getting them in place and bent correctly? : I've screwed up three pieces of material so far, and hate to waste more time and money...thanks. Kind of sad that I can run supply and drain lines over 50 feet, but can't get this last 8 inches! : Matt BE THANKFUL Matt your NOT in NYC where we still use Chrome plated brass nipples BUT then again we get a higher price doing the jobs more professionally. The chrome plated brass nipples add strenth to the job and looks much more professional Why would anyone consider Nylon?

Posted by Sylvan Tieger on April 20, 2004 at 17:58:14:

In response to Re: fitting toilet/lav supply lines/hoses (non nylon braid)

: Hi - I've always used nylon mesh supply hoses, but this project requires using chrome blated soft metal (copper?) ones for the asthetics...any tips on getting them in place and bent correctly?

: I've screwed up three pieces of material so far, and hate to waste more time and money...thanks. Kind of sad that I can run supply and drain lines over 50 feet, but can't get this last 8 inches!

: Matt

BE THANKFUL Matt your NOT in NYC where we still use Chrome plated brass nipples BUT then again we get a higher price doing the jobs more professionally.

The chrome plated brass nipples add strenth to the job and looks much more professional

Why would anyone consider Nylon?

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Re: fitting toilet/lav supply lines/hoses (non nylon braid) LonnythePlumber 09:47:24 04/22/04(0)