Rigging up an outside tap
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Watch out for some of the shonky kits around. Some just use a length of hosepipe that goes between the outside tap and the self-cutting valve indoors. I wouldn't use one of those!!
Personally, I would do it with Copper pipe and do it properly. It's not that hard. You could still use a Self-cutting Valve, but use Copper and decent Pushfit fittings after that.
Of course you will need a big 16mm Masonry Bit and a manly drill for drilling through the wall.
Personally, I would do it with Copper pipe and do it properly. It's not that hard. You could still use a Self-cutting Valve, but use Copper and decent Pushfit fittings after that.
Of course you will need a big 16mm Masonry Bit and a manly drill for drilling through the wall.
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Originally Posted by wapster
and dont forget to lagg it so it dont freaze and crack pipe ![Smokin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smokin.gif)
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Cheers for the advice Chris, this screwfix kit is like you said, a piece of hose between the tap and other thingy
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How much should it cost to do it properly then you reckon?
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