copper pushfit underground??
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Denso tape does not melt at heatng temperatures.
The hairy stuff is called Celafelt.
If you bury any pipe direct in concrete expect the joints to come apart.
Pushfits in concrete
? Might as well concrete in your stop cock while you're at it
The hairy stuff is called Celafelt.
If you bury any pipe direct in concrete expect the joints to come apart.
Pushfits in concrete
? Might as well concrete in your stop cock while you're at it 
T
toasty
oilman said:The word is "procede". You are as bad at spelling as your proposed plumbing methods.
What sort of pompous idiot corrects someone on their spelling, then doesn't have the sense to check the word they've corrected is now correctly spelt?
To the original poster: Please don't use pushfit in the concrete, if you must join the pipes consider soldering the joints, it's more effort now, but you'll be sorry when the pushfit starts leaking under your fancy new floor.
toasty said:What sort of pompous idiot corrects someone on their spelling, then doesn't have the sense to check the word they've corrected is now correctly spelt?
Someone a bit like you I should think, who manages to say something that has been said before instead of something new.
ok no push-fit connectors! as i've never soldered before i better use compression, pipes will be insulated like the existing pipework and i'll use ptfe tape at the joints also there is already joints underground albeit soldered near the radiator so plumbers do make joins underground!
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