Copper pipe is used in residential Plumbing because copper is a durable material, proving to be strong against damages and so forming irregular bends with copper means it still remain stable. Essentially, copper is recyclable which is a good choice of material as it is environmental friendly.
it is used for plumbing
It is a copper pipe used in plumbing.
Copper pipe was common anywhere in US.
Copper or plastic piping
I am a Plumbing/HVAC Contractor and the type of fitting I always used for underground copper service pipe has been 3/4" (standard size for residential) brass flared fittings. A flared connection is a tight, secure connection guaranteed not to leak.
Copper is used in switches, (light) recepticles, all house wiring, 90% of your plumbing, (if your house is pre 1970, then its galvinized pipe) copper is also in your appliances.
Yes, copper pipes are used extensively in plumbing.
There are various compounds for this sold in plumbing shops.
Mostly used for plumbing inside a house. -Personally, I prefer PEX, easier to install and lasts longer.
I have used PEX pipe for over 12 years and believe it to be the best domestic pipe there is. Way more efficient, reliable and easier to work with than copper.
I am sorry, but can you PLEASE rephrase your question? Can WHAT be used for copper pipe? When? How? Why?
They used lead and clay plumbing in ancient Egypt.