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Hi all
I am flooring my en-suite in my bungalow.I have been using HEP2 barrier plastic for all the plumbing and have used it under my suspended floor.Being a D-I-Y job I have used the correct metal inserts all HEP2 fittings and cut the pipe with the correct plastic pipe cutter.I have taken great care over ensuring the pipes are fully home in their fittings.The water has been on for a week now and no leaks. I am now ready to double ply and ceramic tile over.Just back from Plumb Centre where two plumbers were having a heated debate about plastic pipe o rings along the lines of "greatest thing since sliced bread" vs "I dont fit plastic pipe". I am not replacing the plastic with copper. Surely HEP2 is good stuff must admit its an absolute doddle to fit--if you push the pipe fully home in the coupling. |
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