In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
tonyjeffs wrote:

Aarrgh - need a break - I'm plumbing a new kitchen.

Lots of people say how good the plastic pipe is, and it is used on a
lot of newbuild, so I thought I'd try it.
But I hate it. It curls up on itself, you can't put a bend in it,
the joints are huge, and because it is flexable I find I measure it
inaccurately.
So I'm going to bin it and buy some 15mm copper.

What do other people think?

Tony

Horses for courses.

Plastic is great for getting into awkward places - threading through joists
etc. - but copper is much better anywhere where it shows. You also need a
length of rigid pipe on kitchen taps installed in SS sinks, to give a bit of
rigidity to the taps.
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Cheers,
Roger
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