Water inlet pipe/Stop-valve

Bendy_House

In that case, a PRV - around £30 - might be worth considering as well. Usually fitted right after the stopcock.

It makes things more civilised, and reduces shock to the pipes when taps and toilet valves opened and shut off.

warwick2001

Bendy_House said:

In that case, a PRV - around £30 - might be worth considering as well. Usually fitted right after the stopcock.

It makes things more civilised, and reduces shock to the pipes when taps and toilet valves opened and shut off.

Spot on, cheers. I'll ask to have one of these fitted as well

plumb1_2

Then good practice to fit a prv pressure reducing valve. You can get them so you can adjust the pressure. Will need to put a pressure gauge on one of the outlets temporarily to adjust the pressure.
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