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foreverpools | 07:11 Sat 09th Sep 2017 | How it Works
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I'm about to start replacing 12metres of old 22mm lead water pipe with 25mm mope from my kitchen and outhouse but the problem being theres approx. 1.5m lengh under my kitchen units and integraed fridge freezer to replace.im presuming these wil have to be temporarily removed for the new connection to be fitted under the sink,any help would be appreciated.
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builder will be along later to help
07:16 Sat 09th Sep 2017
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Can't you pull it out from the side without needing to move the units/fridge ? And feed the new pipe through the same holes ? The sink unit may be an exception as it'll need a right angle joint there.
07:16 Sat 09th Sep 2017

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