22mm female --> 15mm male - does this exist?

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Hi all

What's the best way to connect 22mm copper to a shower pump with 15mm inlets?

Also how would you route the piping from pump to shower mixer (about 1/3 of the way up the back of the airing cupboard, just below that streaky line in fact) in this scenario?

Material, connections, bends, gauge, etc.?

Many thanks!

 

[justlead1]

Hi Just reduce using a 22 mm x15 mm reducer as close as possible to mixer (say 300 mm)

 

[SimonG]

Like your anti vibration mat!

 

[Foxtrot Oscar]

Hi Just reduce using a 22 mm x15 mm reducer as close as possible to mixer (say 300 mm)

Thanks, but are there any that have the 15mm end as a male piece of pipe built in? If that makes sense?

Like your anti vibration mat!

Haha, it's a piece of conrete slab sitting on a gardener's kneeling pad .

 

[stevetheplumber]

push fit 22x15 mm reducer in the valve run it in plastic?same on the essex or surry flange your going to use

 

[Foxtrot Oscar]

push fit 22x15 mm reducer in the valve run it in plastic?same on the essex or surry flange your going to use

I thought plastic was a no-no in the airing cupboard, as it's too easy to access and disconnect by mistake? Inquisitive kids etc...

 

[tackleburger]

I thought plastic was a no-no in the airing cupboard, as it's too easy to access and disconnect by mistake? Inquisitive kids etc...

Stick some of these on then. You've used them in the attic.

http://www.*************/p/yorkshire-tectite-sprint-reducing-coupler-22-x-15mm/78256

 

[easyt]

Why do we no longer see 'screwfix' used in web links. Is it something to do with forum rules ?