How to do internal plumbing work A-Z in the bathroom.

[@balasundaram8592]

Thankyou, your video is very clear 👍🏻😊

[@jonahtau6027]

Thanks for the simple video this will save me heaps

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You are welcome Thanks for watching our videos 🙏

[@ricbarker4829]

I bought those crimpers and fittings when I updated my ensuite as they matched the fittings that were used when the house was built. Nowadays though, it seems all the fittings for sale are "push" fit fittings that don't require crimping.

[@xix_killer7766]

Thanks Abdul for your tips and trip really appreciated you working on my bathroom

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Thanks mr XIX Killer you are most welcome thank for tuning in.🙏

[@rickgillard6785]

Very good and easy to follow your direction. Great job !!

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Thanks Rick for watching and liking our videos

[@najibahussain980]

Thanks for sharing very nice videos

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You most welcome thank you for supporting our channel.🙏🙏

[@MrBill2U]

Thanks man, some very helpful videos.

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You welcome thank you for watching our videos ❤️

[@BilalUzan-k3d]

Awesome video bro was very well detailed and informative! i think one of the best rough in plumbing videos out keep up the videos!! Thanks Bilal

[@kulastv1355]

Thanks for sharing mate it's give a big help to me

[@congle1718]

thank you so much Brother ! i am also living in Sydney , your video really helpful !

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You welcome 🙏 thanks for tuning and supporting our channel we really do appreciate

[@donnastein4946]

Great detailed video that will help us big time. Thank you

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You welcome thanks for tuning in.❤️

[@jerryyi4394]

I will always look forward your new videos.

[@hazarabikers6128]

Great and helpful tips bro 😎👏🏻🔥

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Thanks bro❤️

[@Jase013]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Just out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on the Makita nail gun?

[@peterkilleen3061]

What size are the Pex lines? 16mm?

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Half inch

[@sovanlalhati5867]

Nice information 👍

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

So nice of you

[@sebastianseebauer8453]

Interesting video how you guys in Australia are working. Is this a mega requirement to use black plastic pipes for cold water and red for warm water ? Next year I will immigrate to adelaide. I am also plumber in germany.

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Hi thanks for tuning in yes you can use red for hot and black for cold welcom to australia

[@peterkilleen3061]

Not a requirement, just for ease of identification. Can just run all black for hot and cold if you want

[@jerryyi4394]

Really detail video

[@AsadullahAsadullah-r2p]

Salm what gauge nail gun do you use

[@a.zamiri2580]

hi bro thanks but this instalition which country ? it so atractive for me

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Australia

[@munibungbeeking1719]

Thank you just saved me $2000

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

You most welcome thanks for tuning

[@nicejakechoi]

Thanks for the vidio. Is it in Australia?

[@ashizor]

Hi, I have an old bathroom that I am trying to renovating my self. I was wondering if you could suggest what to use to connect the old copper shower pipes to the pex pipe. I am trying to put in the new shawer mixer😊 TIA Or if you have easy videos that shows the old shower renovating jobs would be great 😊

[@peterkilleen3061]

There’s lots of videos on KZbin that show this, US based though. Search copper to Pex conversion. You cut the copper pipe, solder a new connection joint piece tk the copper, then attach and crimp your Pex pipe to that. But in Australia this all has to be done by a registered plumber. Such a joke as pretty simple if you know what you’re doing

[@glennmcintosh6833]

You say needing a license is a joke yet you use the incorrect pipe size.

[@88kwthomas]

​@@glennmcintosh6833what are you basing this on? Both 1/2 and 3/4 can be used if the pressure is fine

[@alihakimi1214]

Well done

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Thanks dear Hakimi❤️

[@abstilingandbathroomrenova2528]

Mashallah very helpful

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Thank you ABS Tiling

[@ethanwasme4307]

fyi manufacturer says to crimp on the center and to hold for at least 3 seconds

[@Guest-5412]

could you please tell me all pipe sizes you used. thanks

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Half inch

[@jonomac86]

And that is why it is non compliant

[@jcventer8934]

jip non compliant mate

[@michaelkieran3006]

What's correct size pipe for hot and cold

[@88kwthomas]

​@@jonomac86what are you basing this on? Both 1/2 and 3/4 can be used if the pressure is fine

[@butrabi110]

Make sure to put some silicone around the pipe where the hole.

[@QLHTilingWaterproofing]

Ok sure thanks for your recommendations

[@peterkilleen3061]

I assume this is to stop the pipe bashing about in the hole when water turned on and off?

[@hungnguyenquoc9487]

​@@peterkilleen3061hi peter, i think so, my friend who works at bunnings and who is a father of two plumbers also told me to do the same. Use some neutral cure silicone (parfix all purpose will do). This will keep pipe in place.

[@MurcuryOne]

What fittings are those, the name

[@andrewnagel4197]

My mixer will be somewhere here LOL

[@glennmcintosh6833]

Using wrong size pipe for cold water ? That’s why you should use licensed plumber.

[@88kwthomas]

what are you basing this on? Both 1/2 and 3/4 can be used if the pressure is fine

[@glennmcintosh6833]

@@88kwthomas I’m a licensed plumber you are wrong !

[@glennmcintosh6833]

Based on the Australian standards. I’m a licensed plumber so I no what the rules are.

[@marcusjuhasz3501]

@@glennmcintosh6833 So you run 3/4 black straight into your mixer?

[@waynevanheerewaarden]

dude you should never double crimp...

[@stephenc4161]

get some pipe cutters ,a lot easier

[@HodgsonBroderick-e2z]

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[@peterkilleen3061]

Still cannot get over the fact that this is licensed work that can only be done by a register plumber in Australia - it’s such a joke given that it is relatively straight forward

[@jonahtau6027]

I agree with you 💯 but I'm guessing that Aussie insurance companies and old school dodgy handyman made sure that law came into place

[@andrewnagel4197]

Muppit

[@brabbit9972]

Omg, you know you don’t know shit, when you use copper cutter to cut pex. I kinda feel like to report to VBA 😂😂

[@brabbit9972]

Hahaha bro please don’t teach plumbing if you are not plumber. It should be 35mm back from the stud. Leaving room for stud, and 10mm for tile. 😂😂