4. Install the permanent opening (P.O.) plug drain, as shown in view A, figure 5-19, or the pop-up type of drain, as shown in view B, figure 5-19.

5. Connect the water-supply lines, as shown in figure 5-20, to the faucets.

Figure 5-19. - Lavatory drains.

Figure 5-20. - Lavatory water-supply-lines hookup.

6. Connect the waste-supply lines, as shown in figure 5-21, to the lavatory.

Faucets

As a Utilitiesman, you may often be called upon to install or make repairs to faucets. There are many types of faucets in general use, such as the bib, lavatory, bath, and kitchen combinations.

The hose bib faucet, as shown in view A, figure 5-22, is used where outside hose connections are needed.

You probably recognize the combination faucets, as shown in views B, C, and D of the figure. This faucet generally is used to combine the flow from hot-and- cold water pipes. A main feature of these faucets enables the water to be tempered as it is discharged 5-12