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Is there a size requirement for a fast-fill faucet? 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch supply pipe?

Will it work with a 1/2 inch line?

Also, what size drain for a fast empty of said tub of 70 gallons?

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It's likely you can only reasonably change the draining. If you have 1/2" from the street then you're stuck with that. 1/2" can work great though your utility's pressure or what they push & what you pull will be the limiting factor, so you're stuck there too.

However, you have a minimum of a 3" drain line for the toilet & the tub can possibly be taken up to that for very much improved draining. I say possibly because the tub may only accommodate a 2" maximum drain or you have building structural members that can't afford 3" losses or a 3" pipe configuration can't actually fit under the floor...it's not just a right turn into a straight pipe.

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I would go with a minimum ½" copper or ¾" pex. In this case bigger IS better.

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