What would be the best way for me to get my PEX lines from the floor joist cavity down inside this wall? I'm trying to limit any extra fittings that I don't need, so theirs less chance of failure or leaks down the line.
I drilled large holes to use suspension clamps around the pipes running through my joists. So my original plan was to use a 1" PVC 90 elbow to help run the pipe down inside the wall, but it puts the pipe towards the very back of the wall. I'm trying to keep the PEX as close to the front of wall as possible, so the heat from the room helps prevent it from freezing as I need to run it through an exterior wall.
Would I be better off installing a 90 elbow and coming straight down with the PEX? Any better ideas??
I drilled large holes to use suspension clamps around the pipes running through my joists. So my original plan was to use a 1" PVC 90 elbow to help run the pipe down inside the wall, but it puts the pipe towards the very back of the wall. I'm trying to keep the PEX as close to the front of wall as possible, so the heat from the room helps prevent it from freezing as I need to run it through an exterior wall.
Would I be better off installing a 90 elbow and coming straight down with the PEX? Any better ideas??

