How to Install a Utility Sink | This Old House
This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey plumbs a new basement sink. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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The pipe cutters he used are really outdated,do you not have pipe slices in the states?
keep the bucket there. wrong direction lol
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Good video only mistake I see is the 1 1/2 for washing machine drain should have been changed to 2"
Why do most american basements look like caves?
All that piping is a mess. And Richard never thought to lower the washing machine's horizontal intake pipes by 25 cm to avoid obstruction of the window.
Sink intake pipes are not secured to a wall anyhow. Sink shut off valves mismatch.
A terrible job.