Hello again, O Wise plumbing elders. It's been a while since I sought your wisdom, but I'm back with a new project and I could use your infinite knowledge.
I have baseboard radiators in my house; fed by a central electric furnace.
I had an L-shaped radiator in my living-room; the last remaining part of a wall that used to divide the room into two smaller rooms.
I've removed the sticking-out radiator and removed the associated plumbing; now I need to attach the remaining radiator into the system.
The fittings are all 3/4 pipe. As you can see, the fittings do not align; what's the best way to bridge this gap? Copper? Iron pipe? Is there some kind of flexible thing that might be easier?
Thanks, O wise masters! I shall do as you instruct!
Cheers
Jan.
I have baseboard radiators in my house; fed by a central electric furnace.
I had an L-shaped radiator in my living-room; the last remaining part of a wall that used to divide the room into two smaller rooms.
I've removed the sticking-out radiator and removed the associated plumbing; now I need to attach the remaining radiator into the system.
The fittings are all 3/4 pipe. As you can see, the fittings do not align; what's the best way to bridge this gap? Copper? Iron pipe? Is there some kind of flexible thing that might be easier?
Thanks, O wise masters! I shall do as you instruct!
Cheers
Jan.