10mm copper pipe for oil alternative?

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I need to reroute the pipe from our oil tank to the location of a new oil boiler.
Can this be done in plastic or does it have to be copper?
Thanks!
 
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If it's above ground it must be done in copper. Joints must be compression or flared with appropriate inserts used, and sealed with OilSeal/Heldite or similar oil safe sealant. No underground joints are permitted without being in an inspection chamber. There was a plastic pipe available called Qual-oil for a while, but only approved for below ground use
 
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Correct we had a lot of difficulty getting inserts few weeks ago to alter an existing line.
Better hang on to the ones I've got in the van then...or put them on eBay for £5 each
 
If it's above ground it must be done in copper. Joints must be compression or flared with appropriate inserts used, and sealed with OilSeal/Heldite or similar oil safe sealant. No underground joints are permitted without being in an inspection chamber. There was a plastic pipe available called Qual-oil for a while, but only approved for below ground use
is this taken from part J regs?
 

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