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BobWillis
I'm having an en-suite redone, part way through, and I've noticed that the plumber has put in mainly flexible (PB) pipes, with push fit (polyplumb) fittings. I was a bit surprised, since I thought normally most of the pipes would be copper with welded joints. So my questions are:
1. Is it okay to use this stuff for long horizontal lengths (about 1.5m)?
2. Is it okay having concealed (and inaccessible) copper -> plastic joints with push-fit (polyplumb)?
3. Is it okay for central heating?
If it's not okay, I want to get it rectified before it's all plastered and tiled over.
Thanks
Bob
1. Is it okay to use this stuff for long horizontal lengths (about 1.5m)?
2. Is it okay having concealed (and inaccessible) copper -> plastic joints with push-fit (polyplumb)?
3. Is it okay for central heating?
If it's not okay, I want to get it rectified before it's all plastered and tiled over.
Thanks
Bob
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