What do I need to cap these pipes?

[Ross87]

Hello,

Please forgive my ignorance but I was hoping someone could let me know what I need to cap these two pipes so I can disconnect my tap and toilet from the water supply... the toilet one has a screw on it - is that for isolating the connection?

Many thanks!

Ross

 

[ShaunCorbs]

1/2 brass cap and washer

Blank Nut ½ x

And a 1/2 tap washer

Arctic Products Pegler Tap Washers ½

Don't forget to turn the water off first

Yes the toilet has its own isolation valve

Suggest you put the same on your basin tap pipes

 

[Ross87]

1/2 brass cap and washer

Blank Nut ½ x

And a 1/2 tap washer

Arctic Products Pegler Tap Washers ½

Don't forget to turn the water off first

Appretiate the quick reply! Big thanks.

 

[townfanjon]

Turn the screwed one to quarter to three . In otherwords horizontal . The other pic needs a 15mm cap but with a fibre washer in .

 

[Ross87]

Turn the screwed one to quarter to three . In otherwords horizontal . The other pic needs a 15mm cap but with a fibre washer in .

Nice one, thanks!

 

[Harvest Fields]

Personally I would isolate the water and use a 15mm insert and pushfit cap after the isolation valve on the toilet and remove the coupler from the bottom union on the tap connection and use a 15mm compression cap

 

[Harvest Fields]

Personally I would isolate the water and use a 15mm insert and pushfit cap after the isolation valve on the toilet and remove the coupler from the bottom union on the tap connection and use a 15mm compression cap

And make sure the insert is inside the pipe for the tap

 

[ShaunCorbs]

And make sure the insert is inside the pipe for the tap

Don't use a super seal jg insert on compression tho

 

[Harvest Fields]

Don't use a super seal jg insert on compression tho

Forgot that.

 

[sammathias]

Turn the screwed one to quarter to three . In otherwords horizontal . The other pic needs a 15mm cap but with a fibre washer in .

Surely just a 15mm compression stop end?