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Muskopia

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I'm chasing some walls and using speedfit for pipes to the radiators.

I'll be using conduit and want to transition to copper ends which will connect to the rads. Can I bury the speedfit fittings (elbows etc)?

What are the options for pipe exiting the wall and connecting to the rads? Do I chase the walls in-line with the TRV's at each end?

Thanks!
 
Oh! Figured it out!

Pushfit stems.
One wall chase | pipes come out in middle behind radiator | 90 deg elbows splaying out pipe to each TRV

An example in this vid:
 

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