[SPH]

we only have to put them on dishwashers and washing machines, anything with a fast closing valve.

 

[Plumbworker]

the problem i have with the copper tubing hammer arrestor is that eventually they will just fill up with water and be completely useless. By code we arnt even allowed to do that anymore here.

its very simple process to drain and recharge the chambers

 

[Redwood]

the problem i have with the copper tubing hammer arrestor is that eventually they will just fill up with water and be completely useless. By code we arnt even allowed to do that anymore here.

Your right! They don't freakin work... Not for long anyway.
I don't put em in.

 

[frisco kid]

nice work!

 

[tamor67]

Nice Work! We use Dwv for our venting and cast for drainage, due to cost of $$$ copper, More pics of the job progress :thumbsup:

 

[celtic1]

Doesn't get any better !

Beautiful work,Don't see much of that lately

Tie into existing ventstack

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[celtic1]

Woops

Woops where's the riser clamp at the floor!, Bolt yoke ?

Tie into existing ventstack

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[celtic1]

Don't agree , got proff?

so why are they so worried about the rubber in the no hub band.?

We install riser clamps on all C.I. risers each floor. Also support every 4'
Horiz.Do You have any documentation of firefighters eating C.I.,DUE TO BAND FAILURES? We all know about Chicago politics these days,and the ones before!
Big UnionDemo $$$$ is protecting their turf. :yes:

 

[Plumbworker]

yeah good eye my friend:thumbup: this was before my inspection and before i put in the riser clamps

 

[M5Plumb]

That's slick !! Good Work

 

[gusty60]

Nice workmanship!

 

[WestCoastPlumber]

clean work. all in DWV. expensive. is it on the third floor or above? not allowed to use plastics due to fire code or strenght issues?

Maybe I missed it. The reason for the Copper. Glad to see a proper island vent, wish u had pics of the underside.

great job and clean work!! you are a true plumber and craftsman. glad to see it in the trade.

keep it up :thumbsup:

 

[Plumbworker]

Heres some updated pics from the job

this was a very tight fit

basic shower setup
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[PlumberGuz]

Looking good...nice work!

 

[panther]

Simply amazing.

 

[wharfrat]

2008

 

[BC73RS]

Haven't seen this, glad it brought back from the past. Nice work...

 

[Michaelcookplum]

Looks awesome, way to much work for residential though, it would take two months to pipe a large house

 

[dhal22]

We plumbed a nice 5 bath home a few years ago that took over 3 years to build. The architects/builders are absolute perfectionists.

 

[FEDguy]

Pretty work!