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I basically tore down more plaster and lathe, I'll take some more tomorrow.
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Sharkbite is still new in Aus, I'm not a fan of it, yet. We're in maintenance a lot and I reckon that it might be a bit of an issue in years to come.
I'm all for PEX
PEX is the future, you still need copper for outdoor applications but underneath joists and walls PEX is the way to go. Plus those manifolds make everything easy especially if you got the $ to use shark bite fittings. This project I will be using 98% PEX.
Yep! I've had to redo leaking brazed joins and press copper joints but never had a leaking PEX join.
Originally Posted by Zveris Agreed! I'm in the plumbing industry here in Australia and it wouldn't be hard for someone to seriously f up if you don't know what you're doing. Thats why I recommend people use PEX, less likely to burn your house down and correct mistakes
Originally Posted by Neil Mc Cauley That said its best you know what the f your doing. Agreed! I'm in the plumbing industry here in Australia and it wouldn't be hard for someone to seriously f up if you don't know what you're doing.
Originally Posted by Justin D Depends on where you are. Where I am you need to licensed. Here when you apply for an owner builder permit it still has to get inspected every step of the way.
Originally Posted by Zveris Are you guys allowed to do your own plumbing in the US? Depends on where you are. Where I am you need to licensed.
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