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I am looking at putting a washing machine in my garage that is about 10m from the house what is the best way of getting a cold feed into the garage what type of pipe/fittings should i use
 
Hi. MDPE pipe under ground (750 mm deep) convert each end to accommodate what ever pipe you intend to use above ground.
 
The drainage for the washing machine might be more of a problem. And sending the misses down to the garage in the rain in the middle of winter!!
 
Will i be able to tee off the cold feed under my sink then out the wall then down underground to the garage. also does the mdpe pipe need insulating or can it just be buried at 750mm
 
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