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New water line
Hi,I want to run an outside cold water line down hill about 180' in my yard to be used with a residential water pressure and for general clean up. My questions are: Do I use 1/2 or 3/4 pipe for the length of the run?If I should use 3/4 pipe, and connect to the 3/4 line in my home, will this cause any reduction in water pressure to the house appliances? Thanks for your helpSctim
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Do I use 1/2 or 3/4 pipe for the length of the run?
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How many faucets or hose bibs do you plan to use at one time at the end of this line?
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The water supply is from my household well. One floor 2 1/2 baths. I don't know the pressure. I would have a single faucet.
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I'd run a 3/4 PVC line. Water pressure in house will not change any more than if you open a hose bib outside your house.
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hkstroud, I'll do that. Thanks for your info. sctim
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I agree with Harold. Run a 3/4 service. This should not affect your house pressure good luck, Tom
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