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Old 12-06-2006, 03:55 PM
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Hi LazyPup - just wanted to give you a follow-up.

Spoke to the State of CT building code inspector about obtaining a variance for stainless piping, and it turns out that they use the International Plumbing Code, which already allows stainless steel for all potable water applications.
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Old 01-10-2007, 07:11 PM
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PEX help

Hi there. I had an additional question about Pex plumbing. I am trying to install a sink in a bar and my route to get there is difficult. I found PEX plumbing and using a flexible pipe would be incredible. My question is this; can I join PEX tubing to existing cpvc plumbing? Ideally I would go from the sink with the PEX, up the wall, across the ceiling and across to the existing plumbing.
Thanks for any help!
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