Collection: Plumbing

Build the Plumbing Once, Properly

Most tank floods trace back to a fitting, not a pump. Bulkheads that weren't seated squarely, unions that make a future service impossible, valves that can't throttle a return — the hardware is inexpensive, and getting it right the first time is what keeps the floor dry.

What You'll Find

• Bulkheads and barb adapters — threaded and slip, in sizes from 1/2 inch up, including 90-degree adapters for tight cabinets.
• Fittings and unions — elbows, tees and connectors for building drain and return runs.
• Valves and clamps — gate and ball valves for throttling flow, plus clamps to secure flexible tubing.
• Loc-Line and flow accessories — adjustable return nozzles and random flow generators for directing output.
• Tubing — rigid and flexible in a range of diameters.

Seat bulkhead gaskets on the wet side and hand-tighten only — overtightening is what cracks a flange. Questions on a build? Email info@jlaquatics.com.