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Plastic Plumbing Piping
I wondered if anyone had any advice to offer before we make a final
decision.. We are converting a steading (Scottish for barn !! ) into a house. We have already decided to have geothermal heating running an underfloor heating system. Whilst looking at some of the leaflets we have acquired, one company recommends using a manifold similar to the UFH one and running all the taps etc off individual flexible plastic pipes. We can see the sense in this as it makes it easy to isolate one particular outlet and using flexible pipe means there will be few if any joints. But... we have been told horror stories of mice nibbling the said piping inside the wall cavities. Since it is almost inevitable we will have mice I wondered how great the risk was and if anyone had experienced it. Thanks in advance if anyone can help -- Sue Begg Remove my clothes to reply Do not mess in the affairs of dragons - for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup! |
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