steve_s

Thanks
i'll try it tonight then she might stop nagging (girls get so anti when they have no sink)(must remember to swap her chain to nu sink), then I can play with my scooby..
steve

steve_s

Hi chiark
Just a quickie i know this isn't ice, but it's stopping me sorting ice in scooby, i ripped out sink unit @ weekend ready to fit nu one when i realised how the hell am I going to fit back panel without re - soldering pipes etc.., previously pipes had been fitted after sink unit so holes were cut no problem. obviously I don't want to have to start moving pipes around unnecessarily. How did you do yours??
any ideas greatfully received

steve

chiark

I used flexible braided hose adaptors as I needed to convert from imperial pipes to a metric connector. These also had a valve in 'em so I could have water on whilst sorting this out.

I just cut a hole in the backboard, left the pipes behind there and brought the flexible pipes through and up to the tap. God only knows what I would have done without these

Nick.

chiark

I got the flexible thingies from homebase. They're 1 ft long and look like braided brake lines .

Scooby Doc

At least you managed to beat John to an answer on that one Nick

Martin

chiark

It happens, but rarely.

Scooby Doc

Should you not be moving this to the kitchens forum Nick?

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john banks

I don't spend all my time on Scoobynet you know... just most of it, and I don't install kitchens... but you know GPs always need a new string to their bow... mmm there's a thought - might be quite lucrative in comparison

chiark

Naah, this one won't get moved. It's got my name in the title after all.