HOT COLD WASTE PIPE INSTALL FOR A KITCHEN - Plumbing Tips

Ever wondered how to install the hot, cold and waste pipe plumbing on a kitchen or kitchenette? Well I'm going to show you how in this step by step guide. We'll talk about how to mark your kitchen unit carcass, how to clip your pipes and how to get the water to where you need it. If you need any more information, please comment below!

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[philarnold]

It says a lot about this channel and, of course, my sanity that I have zero need for what he’s demonstrating yet I am actually loving life watching and thinking to myself that he’s doing a lovely job!

[rictiger]

I'm in the same situation with my house, I tell my misses it'll be done by Christmas - just never specify which Christmas!

[johncurry]

James, great video again, just one point, never run a cold pipe over a hot one as you get heat transfer up and that will trigger a legionella problem,

[jamie]

Hi dude I'm 36 and just started my diploma in plumbing level 2 your videos are a great source of wholesome goodness to start the the day yum yum pigs bum, hold tight 🤙

[eewrie]

Started my professional plumbers course in September 2018 on my 6035 level 2 before my NVQ level 2. Your videos I watch religiously since I started my first two weeks practical your tips and videos are really good tools for me as I learn better through visually watching. Cant wait to get out the on the tools. Hopefully have my own plumb proud work on your Instagram.

[anglosaxon]

It's good practice to run hot pipes above cold pipes.

[socaked]

Currently learning the trade, got a wall covered in revision cards but without practical experience I'm struggling to really take it all in! Thanks for your videos: huge help to see things actually being done! If anyone has any tips for a plumber-in-training to get more experience, please let me know! 25 & thought it was time to leave office life behind and learn something useful, rewarding and enjoyable!! Thanks!!!!

[firsteerr]

here is a little tip for ya, where the washing machine is ..to prevent it smashing the pipes etc by accident i put a couple of blocks of 2x3 on the wall as a buffer one at the top one at the bottom

[samgould]

PTFE tape on the threads before you put your core bit on 👍 stops the metals binding and makes it easier to get them apart 😎

[JBplumbingmcr]

Yet another belter. And plenty to take away from it .. thank you kindly

[tomaszika]

MASTER!
Have to watch more of your videos.

[KyleParkePlaysDrums]

Love the Don't Hug Me I'm Scared tune

[trevorjarvis]

I sure wish I had your energy! Another great video - love it. “Hold tight” here we go!

[Richard-ysns]

I use a wet and dry vac to remove any water from dripping and ground level pipes. Works great!

[DrKniz]

Thank you for this. Don't let the haters get to you bro. Just do your thing. I have learnt a lot from you👍👍

[karlturrell]

James, great video, as always, I k ow it's an older one but I use your videos as a guide as and when needed.
I have a question: Can I use plastic JG speedfit to my kitchen taps? I'm renovating my house and would prefer to use speedfit right up to the flexi hose that connects to the taps. The mains into the house is earthed just inside the front door under the floor.
Thanks in advance, keep up the good work.

[Patrick-rjdr]

I’m an aspiring plumber from Aus!
Just wanted to say, love the vids

[handle]

3 questions on this.
1. Should pipe be sleeved through masonry and stud walls, and what material for the sleeve?
2. Does a washer need a water hammer arrestor?
3. Why did you require them off sets and not just come through lower

[shovenio]

This guy and his intros, pure class 😂

[swrdashy]

Amazing way to demo your skills buddy… learnt a lot from you so far… I know you don’t care anyway 🤗😂