Plumbing: connecting 22mm and 3/4 pipe

irnbru_2
irnbru_2 Posts: 1,603 Forumite
I need to re-route some pipe work which is imperial 3/4.
The pipe I'm replacing is connected bewteen two Tees.

The imperial pipework have collars on them raising the diameter before entering the Tee. I presumed that some 22mm x 1" Female compression couplers would work but it looks like the Tee requires 1 1/4" fittings. The only reducers that I can find require 35mm on the metric side.

So I'm wondering if there are any off-the-shelf everything-included compression fittings I can buy which will let me attach the two pipe diameters?

TIA.

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  • gas4you
    gas4you Posts: 2,602 Forumite
    Buy a standard 22mm compression T and fit 3/4" olives in the connection as needed for the 3/4" pipe
  • irnbru_2
    irnbru_2 Posts: 1,603 Forumite
    gas4you wrote: »
    Buy a standard 22mm compression T and fit 3/4" olives in the connection as needed for the 3/4" pipe

    Apologies, just so I understand it in the simplest terms: I can cut the 3/4 pipe and use it in a 22mm fitting with the 3/4" olive?

    I've read that would work with 15mm and 1/2" but hadn't for 3/4" pipe.
  • Forris
    Forris Posts: 366 Forumite
    Speedft do a 22mm - 3/4 pushfit adapter,

    Try here (its the last item at the bottom of the page - Ref SFOC2);
    http://www.casupply.co.uk/acatalog/Speedfit_Plastic_Plumbing.html
  • Wookey
    Wookey Posts: 812 Forumite
    irnbru wrote: »
    Apologies, just so I understand it in the simplest terms: I can cut the 3/4 pipe and use it in a 22mm fitting with the 3/4" olive?

    I've read that would work with 15mm and 1/2" but hadn't for 3/4" pipe.

    The 3/4" olive has a slightly thicker ring to make up for the difference between 22mm and 3/4", this allows a snugger fit onto the 3/4" copper, ask for a 22mm x 3/4" compression ring. Another option is to solder a 3/4"x22mm reducer onto the 3/4" copper and then work from the 22mm end it will provide.
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  • andyhop
    andyhop Posts: 1,996 Forumite
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    irnbru wrote: »
    Apologies, just so I understand it in the simplest terms: I can cut the 3/4 pipe and use it in a 22mm fitting with the 3/4" olive?

    I've read that would work with 15mm and 1/2" but hadn't for 3/4" pipe.

    Only the 1/4 sizes differ from imperial to metric, 15mm,28mm,40mm,54mm all the same

    Use either imperial rings or soldered straight 22x3/4
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  • irnbru_2
    irnbru_2 Posts: 1,603 Forumite
    Wookey wrote: »
    ask for a 22mm x 3/4" compression ring.

    Thanks.

    Don't suppose you've a URL for a stockist of these?

    Will try the local plumbing merchants.
  • irnbru_2
    irnbru_2 Posts: 1,603 Forumite
    irnbru wrote: »
    Don't suppose you've a URL for a stockist of these?

    Is this it?

    Got a Plumb Center nearby which seems to stock them.
  • andyhop
    andyhop Posts: 1,996 Forumite
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    irnbru wrote: »
    Is this it?

    Got a Plumb Center nearby which seems to stock them.

    yes thats them

    All good plumbing merchants carry these fittings, Sometimes reffered to as green rings
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