pipes in screed through duct
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can be done but i wouldnt id have plastic coming up use a push fit coupling to copper above the screed, so there is no joints below the screed
If you plan on doing it I'd chose to use compression elbows instead of push it. Well tight with a little ptfe around the rings. The copper double clipped to the wall prior to screed with the pipes live a while to
You would be better staying in plastic.
Just sweep them and wall fix in the right location.
You don't need ducts. Best to use pipe insulation which will exit the floor then lateral movement is no problem.
Finish with escutcheon plates and rad snaps..
Just sweep them and wall fix in the right location.
You don't need ducts. Best to use pipe insulation which will exit the floor then lateral movement is no problem.
Finish with escutcheon plates and rad snaps..
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Download the Hep2o installer guide.
They have a section on running and terminating plastic pipes in screed.
It may give you some fresh ideas
Also gives you some information on spacing Hot Pipes from MCW Pipes to prevent warming the drinking water supply.
They have a section on running and terminating plastic pipes in screed.
It may give you some fresh ideas
Also gives you some information on spacing Hot Pipes from MCW Pipes to prevent warming the drinking water supply.
Yes more than enough.
Erm min radius for unsuported bent polypipe is 180mm so 150mm is looking a bit tight....
Erm min radius for unsuported bent polypipe is 180mm so 150mm is looking a bit tight....
Its not.
Erm min radius for unsuported bent polypipe is 180mm so 150mm is looking a bit tight....
In the Hep2o installer guide it says 8 times the pipe dia so 15mm pipe would be 120mm radius, I know OP has asked about Polyplumb but they are both PB pipes so not sure why the difference.
Could always use a cold form bend, Polyplumb and Hep2o both do them, the Hepworth one is 120mm radius.
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