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Copper Push Fit
- Thread starter Turn5
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The system currently uses copper pipes so assumed copper push fit would be more suitable also 2 of the fittings would be going on a wall and be plastered over, again with copper being smaller would be better? Thanks
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calorific
There's no difference between plastic and copper fittings other than appearance and cost. To be honest, getting yourself a blowtorch, flux and solder and spending an hour or so learning how to use endfeed to join pipes would be cheaper in the long run and less likely to cause you problems in the future.
I've had more problems with the copper stuff than I have with the plastic.
Long live tectite.!
But yes always solder first, plastic where you can see it. End feed where you can.
Long live tectite.!
But yes always solder first, plastic where you can see it. End feed where you can.
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