My contractor has found a way to install a big utility sink into the garage right next to my water changing station. I am hugely excited for this - it will simplify my plans for AWC quite a bit, and it will just be so nice to have a sewer drain and water access right there.
Since this will be a clean install, I want to have RODI tubing connected to the drain as well as hard-lined to the water without having to connect to the faucet. What is the best way to accomplish these things?
For the drain, certainly there is something more robust than this thing:
And for the water line - I'd like a small ball valve plumbed in with a john guest fitting, I guess - is that the right way to go about it? Cold water only (though the sink fixture will have cold and hot both).
Interested in any other best practices or lessons learned from folks who have a utility sink!
Since this will be a clean install, I want to have RODI tubing connected to the drain as well as hard-lined to the water without having to connect to the faucet. What is the best way to accomplish these things?
For the drain, certainly there is something more robust than this thing:
Drain Saddle Clamp - Push Connect
Drain Saddle Clamps directly plumb the waste water line from RO systems to a sinks drain pipe. Two Configurations Available 1/4" Push Connect 3/8" Push Connect Specifications 1/4" hole needed for 1/4" drain saddle clamp 3/8" hole needed for 3/8" drain saddle clamp Max pipe diameter 1.5"...
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And for the water line - I'd like a small ball valve plumbed in with a john guest fitting, I guess - is that the right way to go about it? Cold water only (though the sink fixture will have cold and hot both).
Interested in any other best practices or lessons learned from folks who have a utility sink!