yes but these fitting are they like comprsion type thus to bury them would be ncs 
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Any alternative to copper for gas?
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LOL - I looked up MPDE - http://www.plasticdrainage.co.uk/mdpe - is this the wrong one then??
yes we are talking about the yellow pipe it`s not on that list
Excerpt from Corgi Essential Gas Safety;
'Do not bury compression fittings - except where an appropriate fitting is used on MDPE pipework'
The answer to my doubter is www.bes.co.uk
'Do not bury compression fittings - except where an appropriate fitting is used on MDPE pipework'
The answer to my doubter is www.bes.co.uk
okay you are proably right
but can`t find where it say you are
but can`t find where it say you are
not on burried part
So why would you bury on MDPE pipe
it needs to be buried as over a period of time sunlight makes it brittle
also to protect it from damage eg spade kids traffic etc
it needs to be buried as over a period of time sunlight makes it brittle
also to protect it from damage eg spade kids traffic etc
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