Evening all. Just had a call. Customer has a cast iron stack and he wants to branch a bath waste into existing stack. Is there a particular fitting I can use for this? Or a particular method? Forgive me but have never worked on cast iron before. Thanks in advance as always
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Could cut a time saver joint in, grahams can order them in. :smug2:
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Ensign stuff is good too...
Worked out cheaper than the timesaver last time I used one and was very similar (timesaver was out of stock in the local draincentre too).
Remember the collars to join it with too as they were a seperate part number
Oh, and the Ensign stuff is bright red so needs a lick of paint to look good
Worked out cheaper than the timesaver last time I used one and was very similar (timesaver was out of stock in the local draincentre too).
Remember the collars to join it with too as they were a seperate part number
Oh, and the Ensign stuff is bright red so needs a lick of paint to look good
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