These allow you to simply push a pipe into a fitting to create a seal. No glue or solder is needed.

Depending on your project, the "simple" pipe you need usually falls into one of three categories:

Below is a guide to help you understand the basics of simple piping systems, whether you are dealing with home maintenance or a basic project. 1. Common Types of Simple Pipes

Use pipe hangers or straps every 32–48 inches to prevent sagging and "water hammer" (loud banging noises when water turns off).

"Simple" piping often relies on connections that don't require heavy machinery:

Use a nut and a metal ring (ferrule) to squeeze the pipe against the fitting, often used for shut-off valves under sinks. 3. Key Planning Tips

To smooth the edges of the cut pipe so it doesn't damage O-rings inside fittings.