House Plumbing

A house actually has several plumbing systems. Water supply piping brings
water to the house and distributes it to fixtures and appliances, including
outdoor sprinklers and irrigation. Drain and waste plumbing disposes of
used water and waste. Vent piping exhausts sewer gasses and provides proper
pressure for the drainpipes. Gas piping delivers gas to gas-fired appliances.
And some homes even have pipe systems that serve specialty needs-swimming
pool plumbing and built-in vacuum piping, for example. In this section,
we'll explore the various plumbing systems and fixtures of a house.
MORE ABOUT:
/ Pipes and fittings / / Water
service / / Water valves / / Drain,
waste & vent plumbing /
/ Sink traps / / Kitchen
plumbing / / Gas hookups / / Kitchen
sink plumbing / / Kitchen sinks / / Faucets /
/ Ball faucets / / Cartridge
faucets / / Compression faucets / /
Bathroom plumbing / / Bathroom
sinks & lavatories /
/ Bathroom sink plumbing / / Bathtubs & showers 1 / / Bathtubs & showers 2
/ / Toilets 1 / / Toilets 2/ / Water heaters 1 /
/ Water heaters 2 /
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