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A stopcock is a form of valve used to control the flow of a liquid or gas. The term is not precise and is applied to many different types of valve. The only consistent attribute is that the valve is designed to completely stop the flow when closed fully.
Hello, could i grab some advice please,
I need to move my internal stop tap, it is currently connected to a black plastic pipe which i believe is half inch ldpe. Im moving the sink so need to dig a hole around it and a channel to its new location in my concrete floor. i'm looking at a plasson...
I have to do abet of work to do on a house that has lead coming in to a gate valve then an iso valve. The owner doesn't want to replace in mdpe. From boundary stop tap at the moment. So to isolate the houses water supply I have the iso valve or the boundary stop tap in the road. As the gate...
I have to replace this stop tap as part of a boiler swap.
Can anyone tell me the manufacturer?
Trying to make it as simple as possible so if I could get a replacement from the same manufacturer I might be able to re-use the nut and olive on the bottom (not sure what the incoming main is made of)
I've to change a mains stopcock that won't shut fully and I've never seen the type before, so do not know if I need to swap like for like or not.
its alcatheme pipe 20mm into the house then a 20-15mm brass stop tap but it has a 2 inch square brass body. It looks a bit like a pzr but I've only...
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Hi all. Just can to change an internal stop tap and the bloody mains tap outside is missing the head, leaving me with just a round spindle. Any ideas guys??
Hi All,
i am looking for clarification on the problem of a seized street stop tap. I have a customer with an internal leaking stop tap that needs replacing. There is no room and no way of isolating the water supply to this other than by switching the water of in the street. I have had my long...
Hi all,
Just a theoretical question...
A while ago I changed the head gear of a stop tap. I was told a bit of water might come out of the opened valve - it came gushing out. Luckily I had a bucket underneath, and the new bit in my hand - I whipped the new tap in super fast. I was surprised by...
Advice please. I've had this request a few times but always dodged the job one way or another. Is there an easy way to change a stop tap that is attached to a lead mains? I have contemplated using the old nut & hoping it fits securely & water tight on the new stop tap.
Any advice to get me over...
Have just moved in to a new home and the only pipe available for the washing machine has a grey stop tap. Have tried using once but seems to be hit water. Is this right? The only other pipe near has a black stop tap?
Hiya all,
I'm doing some plumbing for a friend. I found what appears to be her stoptap, on lead pipe coming into the property via the outside toilet (does that sound right? I've only seen them under sinks previously).
I tried to turn it off. It turned, though not where I expected - see arrow...
Brand new 50mm stop tap for blue poly and i think others as its the sort with the rubber sealing washers where an olive would usually be. Water board part so best quality. £40 delivered, probably worth near enough this in scrap. Can also get all poly fittings 25mm 32mm etc including pipe.
The main stop tap was leaking from the gland. The gland and top of stop tap are in very poor condition due what looks like the previous tenant swinging on it with stilsons. I can take the valve out because its connected to the main inlet pipe set in the concrete floor. The upshot is it needs a...
Friends
Had a chap on the phone who wants his main stopcock changed as its leaky.
He has said a plumber went there and the water couldn't be turned off in the road so the plumber went away never to return!
My question is, if you frezze the pipe underneath the stopcock and then loosen and...
got a cusomer whos stop tap is passing slightly no room below it to freeze and no external stoptap so i was planning to just put another stoptap but upstream of the old one not done this in 20 years is it still aloud or is a classed as a bodge?
i will be putting a new stop tap in at home soon so i will be turning water off in the street. im almost certain that the tap in street serves a couple of houses. its directly infront of my house and the immediate neighbours have none infront of theirs......but also as i go further past my...
I've been working on the bathroom for the last few days turning the stop tap off in the morning and on in the evening. Finished for the day turned the stop tap on but no water is coming out - help! What do I do?
Thanks in advance for any help
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Am looking for a qualified plumber to replace two isolation stop tap valves - one on the cold water pipe and one on the hot water pipe under the kitchen sink leading to the kitchen quarter turn ceramic mixer tap. (Neither of the stop taps are the main stopcock on the cold mains water...
I tried to install an exterior stop tap on my lead mains supply so I could turn off the water supply to my building. I have a shared mains, so I've been unable to turn the water off to my property without also turning off the supply to my neighbours. I dug down to find the lead main coming...
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I am trying to turn off the water supply to the house by turning off the stop tap below the sink and draining all
taps. The taps upstairs stop flowing almost immediately but the kitchen tap reduces to a steady trickle which
carries on continuously - last time I tried it ran for 45 minutes...
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