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3 ways to fix: flexible (glue), telescoping (glue), or compression (no glue) fitting. Where there are tight quarters and there is limited movement:
3 ways to fix: flexible (glue), "telescoping repair coupling" (glue), or compression (no glue) fitting. Where there are tight quarters and there is limited movement:


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Revision as of 01:27, 25 December 2015

3 ways to fix: flexible (glue), "telescoping repair coupling" (glue), or compression (no glue) fitting. Where there are tight quarters and there is limited movement:

You can also use an expansion joint - [1]

Or, you can use 4 elbows:

Sourcing Examples

  • Flexible glue? - [2]
  • Flexible o-ring - [3]
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