

When running PEX tubing for the plumbing supply lines, master carpenter Ben Bogie increases the size of the tube for showers and other high-volume water outlets.
He does it because the inside diameter of the 90-degree elbows can restrict the shower pressure––which may cause customers to call you things you don’t want to be called.
For regular showers, he uses ¾-inch tubing, stepping down to ½-inch tubing at the mixing valve.