ᐅ Proper Piping System & Appropriate Pipe Diameters for Plumbing?
Created on: 11 Jun 2017 21:33
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Stefanseiner
Hello everyone,
For our renovation project, I plan to completely redo all the (pipe) installations. I have two questions in advance:
- For aluminum composite pipes, which system is better: crimping or compression fittings?
- What diameters are generally used for radiators and domestic hot water?
The layout will be:
Basement: Heating system in the basement, with only one cold water connection (washing machine separate, supplied with rainwater)
Ground floor: Kitchen with one sink (hot + cold) + dishwasher,
Bathroom with shower + washbasin (toilet is separate, supplied with rainwater),
5 radiators for 5 rooms, total 90m² (970 ft²)
Attic/Top floor: Bathroom with shower + washbasin (toilet is separate, supplied with rainwater),
4 radiators for 4 rooms, total 65m² (700 ft²)
For our renovation project, I plan to completely redo all the (pipe) installations. I have two questions in advance:
- For aluminum composite pipes, which system is better: crimping or compression fittings?
- What diameters are generally used for radiators and domestic hot water?
The layout will be:
Basement: Heating system in the basement, with only one cold water connection (washing machine separate, supplied with rainwater)
Ground floor: Kitchen with one sink (hot + cold) + dishwasher,
Bathroom with shower + washbasin (toilet is separate, supplied with rainwater),
5 radiators for 5 rooms, total 90m² (970 ft²)
Attic/Top floor: Bathroom with shower + washbasin (toilet is separate, supplied with rainwater),
4 radiators for 4 rooms, total 65m² (700 ft²)
Lumpi_LE schrieb:
As I said, you’re not allowed to do that, and no one can help you with it. Is a social worker allowed to change the tires on their car?
Or is that only permitted for a trained automotive technician?
A moving vehicle poses a significantly higher risk to the public.
He is allowed to change his own wheels.
However, I don’t see the connection between that and the other matter, or was that simply a question?
By the way, there is the "Regulation on General Conditions for Water Supply," which clearly states this. I am not aware of any regulation regarding the handling of winter tires (winter tyres).
However, I don’t see the connection between that and the other matter, or was that simply a question?
By the way, there is the "Regulation on General Conditions for Water Supply," which clearly states this. I am not aware of any regulation regarding the handling of winter tires (winter tyres).
Lumpi_LE schrieb:
There is also the "Regulation on General Conditions for Water Supply," which clearly states this. Sorry, I am not a specialist. Where exactly?K
Knallkörper12 Jun 2017 15:06Lumpi_LE schrieb:
There is also the "Regulation on General Conditions for Water Supply," which explicitly states that.This applies to the public supply line...