TYLER PIPE & COUPLING 08054

TYLER PIPE & COUPLING Reducing Fitting, Reducing Fitting Fitting, 3 in Connection Size 1, Connection Type 1: No-Hub, 2 in Connection Size 2, Connection Type 2: No-Hub, Connection Size 3: 3 in, Connection Type 3: No-Hub, No-Hub|No-Hub|No-Hub Connection, Iron, Material Construction: Iron, Additional Information: 9-1/4 in OAH

• Cast iron is non-combustible and fire-resistant making it the safe choice for DWV systems
• Cast iron is easy-to-install and has superior durability often out lasting the life of a building
• It's resistance to burning has the added benefits of requiring simple, low cost fire stopping between the annular space between the pipe and wall penetration
• Cast iron is often referred to as the quiet pipe because of its inherent density it provides superior noise suppression
• Cast iron effectively suppresses annoying swooshing sounds that result from effluents cascading down from upper floors, resulting in a higher quality installation and a more satisfied customer
• This sound attenuation feature can be a major benefits in quality residential and commercial construction, where building owners and tenants understand the advantage of iron by the very first flush
• Cast iron is stronger, crush-resistant and long-lasting than any other DWV piping material
• Cast iron pipe installed over 300 years ago in many of Europe's landmark buildings is still serviceable today, attesting to iron's toughness and longevity
• Cast iron has been proven to be resistant to corrosion, even in the harshest soil environments with the most challenging effluents
• Cast iron expands and contracts in response to changing temperatures at a very low rate, reducing or eliminating the need for costly and time consuming expansion joints

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