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15mm copper/plastic coupling
I have just been fixing a leak where copper pipe was joined to plastic
(polyplumb barrier pipe). For various reasons I chose to use a plastic coupling. Is the copper pipe/plastic coupling satisfactory long term? It is working fine as I write but soon it will be buried under the bathroom floor and everything re-decorated I don't want to have to rip it all out again. (I am aware that I could have used a copper coupling and a metal insert in the plastic pipe I just wonder if I "should" have done it that way round.) Frank the tentative plumber |
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