Garden Tub Faucet Repl, Cutoff's @ The Same Time?
 
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Old 04-25-2008, 07:59 PM   #1
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Garden Tub Faucet Repl, Cutoff's @ The Same Time?

I actually have time to take care of a problem @ my house for a change.... Updating the faucet in master bath garden tub. Current faucet is piped up solid 1/2" copper, no cutoff valves. My question is will putting cutoffs in limit the water flow too much or can I do it so I have a way to service it in the future.
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Old 04-25-2008, 08:00 PM   #2
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Re: Garden Tub Faucet Repl, Cutoff's @ The Same Time?

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I actually have time to take care of a problem @ my house for a change.... Updating the faucet in master bath garden tub. Current faucet is piped up solid 1/2" copper, no cutoff valves. My question is will putting cutoffs in limit the water flow too much or can I do it so I have a way to service it in the future.
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If you use full port ball valves you will not have a pressure loss.
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