do you have to have a transition pipe between the flexible pipe and standard 5 in pipe? Does it fit up?
1328527
I attached one end of the Lambro flexible aluminum duct to the crimped end of a 5 in. x 60 in. 30-Gauge Galvanized Round Sheet Metal Pipe from Home Depot and the other end to Speedi-Collar SC-05D 5-Inch Diameter Take Off Start Collar with Damper from Amazon.com. No transition pipe was needed, I used 5-1/2 inch metal worm drive clamps to fix the Lambro duct to the galvanized pipe and to the starter collar. Advice: do not try to stretch the Lambro flexible aluminum duct to more than 48 inches. If you overstretch it, it damages irreversibly
1019280
this things are great . do not buy any pipe .most probably you wont need any .MAKE SHURE YOU BUY THE CORRECT SIZE. i had to buy reducers. follow instructions. good luck.
506271
yes, it will fit into the same pipe, just make sure they are both no more than 5 inches down as the website suggests. They have the information you are looking for at catgenie.com
90175
NO. It is set up for a 1 12" threaded pipe. You would have to make some sort of adapter.
1208487
Not sure, but if you took the set up to the hardware store...I know they have different sizes of flexible tubes....and you could find one to fit?
302863
Sorry, I don't know the usual size but it's a standard size pipe that's on the inside -- of course the base is wider than that but I'd suggest to check w/your contractor or your local Lowe's --
795067
The lines aren't compatible. I wouldn't suggest trying to adapt it over either. The biggest issue I foresee is the resulting pressure after filtration. It's not anywhere near the pressure coming from the standard faucet. Don't recommend.
406645
the bottom of the unit goes inside of your pipe so that end will work but the top pipe goes on the outside and with your pipe being double walled it won't fit so no this unit won't work for you.
1948626
3/4" connections used to unit. Check local codes. I used 3/4" piping throughout . Flex can only be used for connections under 36". Distance from source shouldn't matter, pressure should be the same. Use hard pipe.
166251
It has NO flex to it. In fact I think it might even shatter if you bend it or step on it. I purchased a couple of different sizes of wall thickness on these. This is more of a tubing than something that you would consider "schedule 40 or 20" etc. like pipe.
99871
There is a fitting that sodders onto copper that allows the transition from copper to PEX. PEX then can span the gap between the current copper pipe and any fixture. With that said, it is important to get the right fittings that will allow proper transitions.
475548
Probably. I haven't had to do that yet. Also i don't know about using flex tubing. It calls for pvc pipe,thats what i used.
2193545
I replaced mine old one with this model few months ago. I had all existing pipes incoming and outgoing. All you have to do us buy some futtings, elbows, 45' and 90', couplings and pipes and you should be ok. Do not glue the pipes that connect to vaccume at both ends. You can glue other parts later. Hope this helps.
1774045
I had a different setup, I had to adapt from 2" hardline to flexible hoses. Everything is available at your local hardware for the transformation.
1497166
I believe it fits the ID of the tubing. You can look up standard pipe/tubing sizes in charts online.
2118647
It is the same size pipe. It comes with a MEGA-CLAMP that is an inline clamp, that seems much stronger. In my opinion it's better than a standard horseshoe clamp. sorry that I didn't answer sooner I don't always read my e-mail
915608
I'm not sure of the sizing of the fittings that you reference, but I use hard pvc couplers, etc. that I purchase at Home Depot with the flexible pipe for my pond. They do need to be glued together. If you're using a fitting that goes into the flexible pipe, it's helpful to put the end of the pipe in hot water 1st and it makes it more flexible.