CPVC wall connection

[rbrady]

Where CPVC exits the wall, does it need support/mounting? I can't seem to find any information on that. It sure seems like it should be secured.
Thanks.

I should have moved the escutcheon (edit - for the picture - I did move it on site), but there is nothing behind it.

[David P. Valley]

Ralph,

There are CPVC brackets for these supply lines.

I write up all CPVC supplies that are not mounted.

[Barry Adair]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Ralph,

There are CPVC brackets for these supply lines.

I write up all CPVC supplies that are not mounted.

Any pics?

I often see these or similar during phase. Once drywall is applied they would only be visible if escutcheon was moved as suggested.

Just wiggle pipes to make sure kidding

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by badair

Any pics?

I often see these or similar during phase. Once drywall is applied they would only be visible if escutcheon was moved as suggested.

Just wiggle pipes to make sure kidding

No. I just had one yesterday with the CPVC brackets...I should have taken a picture.

I see all sorts of hardware securing these pipes, but I'm finding that most of them are not secured at the cabinet pentration area.

[David P. Valley]

Here's one I see more often...

[Jack L. Gilleland]

I see this more and more often with plastic. Plumbers today don't seem to think that CPVC needs anchoring for some reason. They put anti-shock devices in line so I guess they figure they don't need to anchor.