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Question for plumbers/heating engineers
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Hi all,
It was copper pipe with yellow plastic around it.
Thanks for all the advice.0 -
Glad its sorted, just think you could have got this bloke in to do it.
http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbing-forum/24656-hot-water-coming-into-cistern.html
Then you would have a few more wories :eek:0 -
ziggyman99 wrote: »And your point is?
My point is, if we have to be so fussy about our pipes in the house,
shouldn't THEY use more than yellow plastic pipes? Like armoured flexible pipe.0 -
The yellow plastic they use underground is very strong, but is only suitable for underground or covered use externally.
UV will damage it. The same as the red/orange 4" soil pipe should only be used underground or covered as well.
It is not allowed internally, one reason is the risk of fire.0
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