Re: Compression Fittings on Type L Rigid Copper ???

"Michael Roback" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am finishing a remodel as a homeowner although I have done most of my
> rough plumbing.  But I am wondering about the angle stop connections.  I
> used L copper and want to install my angle stops inside of my new custom
> made cabinets!  I don't really want to solder for obvious reasons and was
> going to use compression fittings but I have read that compression
fittings
> are not recommended for type L rigid copper, only type M.

Where did you read that?


 If I don't solder
> and can't use compression fittings, what do I do, use a copper epoxy???
Is
> it a hard and fast rule not to use compression fittings with type L
copper.
> I guess I could use a mini torch or something.  Not sure what to do.
Also,
> is the standard supply hose 12" for toilets and, 18" for sinks??  Help if
> you can!!
>
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