To accommodate water supplies for kitchen sink, dishwasher, and potentially fridge ice-maker/water filter etc...
I was thinking on each supply (hot/cold): source - copper - tee (stub for DW) - copper - sweat drop ell (for sink hot). Then basically the same thing for the cold side.
OR should I only stub out one supply as usual, then use a dual valve on each single stub out to make connections.
Don't know why I'm thinking the double stub out would be cleaner, even though a single stub out seems more flexible to various configurations. In the event that one of the double stubs is not used, would capping the stub out and/or shutoff create a place for bacteria to grow in the water line?
And while I'm on the topic of sharing supplies, would it be a bad idea (completely separate branch) to run something similar in a bathroom: Main supply (3/4") - 1/2" copper (for this branch) - tee (for WC supply) - copper (then about 3 ft over) - drop ell (for lav cold supply).
I was thinking on each supply (hot/cold): source - copper - tee (stub for DW) - copper - sweat drop ell (for sink hot). Then basically the same thing for the cold side.
OR should I only stub out one supply as usual, then use a dual valve on each single stub out to make connections.
Don't know why I'm thinking the double stub out would be cleaner, even though a single stub out seems more flexible to various configurations. In the event that one of the double stubs is not used, would capping the stub out and/or shutoff create a place for bacteria to grow in the water line?
And while I'm on the topic of sharing supplies, would it be a bad idea (completely separate branch) to run something similar in a bathroom: Main supply (3/4") - 1/2" copper (for this branch) - tee (for WC supply) - copper (then about 3 ft over) - drop ell (for lav cold supply).