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You have received lots of advice on doing this.
As others have stated, one of the easiest ways is simply run 1/2" or 3/4" PVC plastic pipe above ground from the spigot to the Lanai and then clamp it to the aluminum frame. One of the tricks to get from the spigot to the PVC pipe is simply to use a short, flexible metal braided hose like you see for a washing machine.. It has female fittings on both ends, one for the spigot and one for the head end of the PVC pipe. That way it can be easily disconnected and allowed to drain if it really gets below freezing in the winter. |
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Ditto on the screen room drains and Billy bib. Work great for pressure washing. Inexpensive and looks great only thing is you have to connect a hose from your bib on the house to the outside of the Billy bib. I sacrificed an older hose and cut it to the specific length. Just be sure to turn the water OFF at the house connection when not in use.
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Call Screen Room Drains. They will install a hose bid on the inside of your screened room. Much less expensive than running pipes.
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