Is this a new pipe piece?

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gbreda

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Aug 3, 2009
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Lakes Region, NH
I just noticed this piece on the ICC website.

Maybe I have just not noticed it before as I dont check piping websites often. But this would make cleaning my pipe just a bit easier than getting my brush in through the cleanout T that is only inches off the floor.

Only issue might be another area for leaks.

Anyone use this?

http://www.icc-rsf.com/main.php?t=chem_produits&i=135&l=en

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I saw that on one of the tees they offered, But don't remember seeing it in a pipe length.

My only worry is its another seem/joint that could leak.
 
I saw that on one of the tees they offered, But don't remember seeing it in a pipe length.

My only worry is its another seem/joint that could leak.

X2 on the leak issue. But not being on the floor like a damn contortionist sounds great to this guy ;lol

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Now that you mention it, I do remember the T version, but not this. Maybe they realized that we are lazy and out of shape and decided to raise the opening ! ! ==c
 
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X2 on the leak issue. But not being on the floor like a damn contortionist sounds great to this guy ;lol

eta
Now that you mention it, I do remember the T version, but not this. Maybe they realized that we are lazy and out of shape and decided to raise the opening ! ! ==c
I got no problem getting down on the floor. Its the getting up that sucks! Specially after being down for more than a few minutes! I almost need a crane to get my FAT A$$ back up.

I would be interested in hearing how good these are if anyone has one installed? Pros and cons are always helpful.
 
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