Boshart - Wall Hydrants

Boshart Wall Hydrants at a Glance

Outdoor taps can pose risks like leaks, freezing, and dangerous backflow—when contaminated water accidentally enters your clean supply, especially if a hose is left in a dirty bucket. Boshart’s Wall Hydrants tackle these problems with construction and built-in backflow protection, making them ideal for peace of mind in any climate. Their smart design drains water to prevent freezing and uses a vacuum breaker and check valve to stop backflow, while being repairable and made with no-lead materials for safety and ease of maintenance.

Why Choose Boshart Wall Hydrants?

Boshart wall hydrants are a top choice for their durability, freeze protection, and reliable performance in all seasons. Designed with quality materials like brass and stainless steel, they resist corrosion and ensure long-lasting use. Their anti-siphon and backflow prevention features enhance safety, while the easy installation and maintenance make them ideal for both residential and commercial applications. You can also check them out at our Canadian warehouse or have a glimpse of them below:

Vacuum Breaker Auto Draining No Lead

The Vacuum Breaker Auto Draining No Lead is a professional-grade garden hose fitting designed to protect potable water systems from back-siphonage in commercial landscaping, facility management, and gardening applications. Made from lead-free brass and certified to ASSE 1011 and CSA B64.2 standards, it features an auto-draining mechanism, vandal-proof design, and easy installation for FGHT x MGHT connections. With a high temperature tolerance (up to 180°F) and max pressure of 125 PSI, this durable, eco-friendly device ensures water safety, system longevity, and reliable performance in all conditions.

Boshart Wall Hydrants at a Glance

Outdoor taps can pose risks like leaks, freezing, and dangerous backflow—when contaminated water accidentally enters your clean supply, especially if a hose is left in a dirty bucket. Boshart’s Wall Hydrants tackle these problems with construction and built-in backflow protection, making them ideal for peace of mind in any climate. Their smart design drains water to prevent freezing and uses a vacuum breaker and check valve to stop backflow, while being repairable and made with no-lead materials for safety and ease of maintenance.

Why Choose Boshart Wall Hydrants?

Boshart wall hydrants are a top choice for their durability, freeze protection, and reliable performance in all seasons. Designed with quality materials like brass and stainless steel, they resist corrosion and ensure long-lasting use. Their anti-siphon and backflow prevention features enhance safety, while the easy installation and maintenance make them ideal for both residential and commercial applications. You can also check them out at our Canadian warehouse or have a glimpse of them below:

FAQs

Can adhesive sealants be used to fix leaks in PVC or copper pipes permanently?

Adhesive sealants can temporarily fix minor leaks in PVC or copper pipes, especially silicone or polyurethane-based ones, but they’re not typically a permanent solution for pressurized water lines. For a long-lasting repair, damaged pipes should be replaced or properly joined using solvent cement (for PVC) or soldering (for copper), with sealants used as a secondary reinforcement.

Why is silicone sealant preferred around plumbing fixtures like sinks and bathtubs?

Silicone sealant is highly water-resistant, flexible, and mould-resistant, making it ideal for sealing gaps around plumbing fixtures such as sinks, tubs, and toilets. Unlike acrylic caulk, it doesn’t shrink or crack over time and can endure constant exposure to moisture, preventing water from seeping into walls or under tiles.

Can waterproof tapes stop active water leaks in plumbing systems?

Certain waterproof repair tapes, such as self-fusing silicone tape or fibre-reinforced leak repair tape, can temporarily stop active leaks by creating a watertight compression seal around the leak point. However, these are emergency fixes and not a substitute for proper pipe replacement or joint repair, especially in high-pressure systems.

What’s the best adhesive for bonding PVC pipes in plumbing systems?

For bonding PVC pipes, use a two-step system involving a primer and solvent cement. The primer softens the plastic to ensure a stronger chemical bond, while the solvent cement welds the pieces together at the molecular level. This method provides a durable, watertight joint suitable for both pressurized and drainage systems.

How long does it take for plumbing sealants and adhesives to cure before turning the water back on?

Cure times vary depending on the product, but most silicone sealants require 24 hours to fully cure, while solvent cements for PVC may set in 15 minutes but need at least 2 hours before water pressure is applied. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions on cure times to avoid premature leaks or joint failure.

Boshart - Wall Hydrants

Boshart Wall Hydrants at a Glance

Why Choose Boshart Wall Hydrants?

Boshart Wall Hydrants at a Glance

Why Choose Boshart Wall Hydrants?

FAQs

Can adhesive sealants be used to fix leaks in PVC or copper pipes permanently?

Why is silicone sealant preferred around plumbing fixtures like sinks and bathtubs?

Can waterproof tapes stop active water leaks in plumbing systems?

What’s the best adhesive for bonding PVC pipes in plumbing systems?

How long does it take for plumbing sealants and adhesives to cure before turning the water back on?

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