Help!!
Our builders have laid 5 22mm pipes under screed in kitchen (for flow, return, gas, hot & cold). All were wrapped in 1 layer of denso tape, although one pipe lost part of the denso tape when they had to dig up near the pipes!
These pipes are to feed directly into a new combi boiler, although the gas, hot & cold will need to be teed off near the floor (behind cabinet plinths) to feed a range, sink, d/w, w/m and american fridge as well as the boiler
Not convinced the chased pipes comply with gas or water regs, even if one wasn't damaged!?
If we have to, would laying speedfit/hep2o in conduits be sufficient? Presumably gas has to be copper, so would denso tape and a conduit satisfy gas regs? (Not planning on doing any gas connections ourselves, just want to minimise costs!)
Also is there a minimum distance between combi connections and plastic pipework?
Will be grateful for any thoughts!!! Many thanks!
Our builders have laid 5 22mm pipes under screed in kitchen (for flow, return, gas, hot & cold). All were wrapped in 1 layer of denso tape, although one pipe lost part of the denso tape when they had to dig up near the pipes!
These pipes are to feed directly into a new combi boiler, although the gas, hot & cold will need to be teed off near the floor (behind cabinet plinths) to feed a range, sink, d/w, w/m and american fridge as well as the boiler
Not convinced the chased pipes comply with gas or water regs, even if one wasn't damaged!?
If we have to, would laying speedfit/hep2o in conduits be sufficient? Presumably gas has to be copper, so would denso tape and a conduit satisfy gas regs? (Not planning on doing any gas connections ourselves, just want to minimise costs!)
Also is there a minimum distance between combi connections and plastic pipework?
Will be grateful for any thoughts!!! Many thanks!