Do you need help opening up your home to the joys of smelly, rotten plumbing? Sure you do! Don't suffer any longer with clogs, leaks overflow... Learn how to maintain piping so that no one will even know it's there. Be ready for anything-- you can use Plumberstar to combat drain backup or keep pipes dry during bad weather. Pretty soon, people will be asking which plumbers your friends are because they won't want you to have access to just anyone who comes into their house.

When it comes to designing and installing pipes for both residential and commercial use, you need a product that's durable enough to withstand the test of time. Luckily, we've found an excellent way for plumbers everywhere to equip themselves with a superior material - stainless steel and copper. They're made from 100% steel-core cast brass alloy that will last for over 30 years without any harm inflicted by rust or cracks caused by recurring freezing temperatures. It also features a better design than cast iron valves because it won't leak due to freeze damage even if left outside in winter!

An angle valve is a type of valve that can be used to control the flow of water, gas, or other fluids. It is sometimes called a quarter-turn valve because it only needs to be turned one-quarter turn in order for the direction of flow to change. They are typically found on faucets and showerheads as well as other plumbing fixtures such as sinks, toilets, and dishwashers. Angle valves should not be confused with Y-shaped valves which use two handles instead of one and also have different design features like shutoff cleats.

An angle valve is a plumbing fitting that uses two 90 degree angles to control the flow of water. It works by controlling the direction and velocity of water as it enters or exits piping. Angle valves are usually found in commercial settings where they help achieve accurate pressure and flow requirements for industrial processes like foodservice, chemical manufacturing, and power generation. However, angle valves can also be used in residential applications such as washing machine hoses and dishwasher lines. 

Our Plumberstar full turn angle valve is perfect for when you need to shut off the water supply quickly. Plus, it's easy to use - turn the lever a quarter turn, and the water is off!

 Plumberstar! Our full turn angle valve and quarter turn one make it easy to fix any faucet in minutes. Plus, our high-quality construction means you can trust Plumberstar to last. Don't wait - get your Plumberstar today!

Don't be held back by kinks in your pipes! That's no way to talk about one of the most valuable items you have, which is worth more than all the gold on earth. Our Plumberstar, lovingly handcrafted by our engineers just for you, will ensure that your plumbing does not go blank! One brass cartridge lasts up to 2 years without any clogging or leaking. So what are you waiting for?

Ever want to fix an angle valve but don't know the size? That's what Plumberstar was made for. It has different sizes from 1/4" pipe, 3/8", 1/2" and 5/8", and so on down to 3/4 inch threaded connection. BSP(EN331) thread and NPT thread are available.

If you're looking for the perfect star-shaped angle valve, Plumberstar is now available for purchase with an 8-inch radius and up to 1/2 diameter pipe size. Made out of extra-durable stainless steel, it won't rust or corrode so you can install one without having to worry about it falling apart years after installation! Guaranteed straight-through pin hole ensures that there are no drip leaks whatsoever! And best of all? It comes in gold (the color most wanted), silver (a classic metal), copper (to complement luxurious kitchens), or bronze (for those who appreciate chic design). flow in residential plumbing

A wipe-clean, drip-free angle valve that's both affordable and reliable. We've made it easy for you to choose the perfect finish by giving you options in polished nickel, brushed nickel, chrome-plated iron, antique brass plating, or trivalent chromate

Unlike standard plumbing fixtures, Plumberstar has a sleek finish that will please your designer heart. It is available in antique brass, polished copper, and nickel finish to fit the bulbous curves of any sink or bath.

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You know how when you use a sink in the kitchen and then try and use it to rinse water in the bathroom, that cold water hurts your hand? That's because there's no way for hot and cold to crossover. With Plumberstar products, this problem is solved because we've engineered our angle valves so that both sides let out warm or cool air. They provide an even temperature throughout the house, but they also save on energy costs by 43%. Order now!