Polypipe vs copper for CH plumbing

[MJGas]

Its funny you keep calling Dan, dom. Hes quite clearly not rising to it so why persist?

As for uponor, well we agree on that as we are geared up for q&e and possibly soon mlcp. But as for putting access panels in dont be so stupid. "A tad unsightly" you say. I can imagine th conversation " Im sorry love youll just have to live with 30 access panels In your ceiling, as even though the pipe and fittings have been installed correctly and come with a 50 year guarantee, Nobcon thinks it would be better with access just in case one of the fittings leak. I mean Ive never in my career had to cut a floorboard up to repair a pipe."

Get a grip ffs

Another joker who thinks its fine to bury pushfit under concrete. Looks like this thread has flushed them out.

Think he was talking about me on this one

That oil boiler install, was that the one with a flow and return going to under ground pipework? Must of been extremley hard that... Looked like it was in an outhouse and pipework wasnt lagged either.

 

[Dan Robinson]

So he was

Such a knob .

 

[Dextraneous]

Good luck with this fellas. Pointlesscon ain't ever going to admit he's wrong since his peni$ size dictates his misguided logic. Poor fella needs sectioning really.

 

[Dan Robinson]

I'll assume the four stars is "true".
As of course it most definitely is.

So every pushfit joint is going to leak?

When?

 

[Norcon]

I'll assume the four stars is "true".
As of course it most definitely is.

So every pushfit joint is going to leak?

When?

Once you've buried it under concrete its certain to leak.

 

[Dan Robinson]

No, dick, you said they would leak before I mentioned the one I have under my kitchen floor.

In fact, you implied that they would ALL leak.

Every pushfit fitting.

Out of the MILLIONS that there are in the UK

 

[MJGas]

I'll assume the four stars is "true".
As of course it most definitely is.

So every pushfit joint is going to leak?

When?

Once you've buried it under concrete its certain to leak.

Any technical reasoning for your point or are you just guessing?

 

[Dan Robinson]

You don't want push fit plastic under the floor as the joints will leak.
Unless you fit access boxes. Which can be a tad unsightly.

It could be argued that you think that access panels will magically stop them from leaking too.

Penarse.

 

[onlyfitidealboilers]

Dan I've never come across this Wolly before is he always this stupid and try to shove his own bull **** on folk?

 

[Dan Robinson]

This is about par for him, although I have seen him worse.

I think it depends on the medication he has been given by Nursey. Or possibly how much Pig excrement he has snorted at work.


Like I said earlier, I almost feel sorry for him, but my dark sense of humour keeps him entertaining for me

 

[Norcon]

I'll assume the four stars is "true".
As of course it most definitely is.

So every pushfit joint is going to leak?

When?

Once you've buried it under concrete its certain to leak.

Any technical reasoning for your point or are you just guessing?

Murphys law.

 

[Dextraneous]

Any technical reasoning for your point or are you just guessing?

Since the halfwit employs cheap pikey labour from all over the shop, it's fair to assume that they have no technical skills under his guidance. So it's fair to assume that his experience is that the joints leak.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Murphys law.

Scientific then .

 

[Norcon]

Dan I've never come across this Wolly before is he always this stupid and try to shove his own bull s**t on folk?

How is fitting an access box like a jib1 or jib3 as recommended by polyplumb bulls**t?

 

[Dan Robinson]

No good trying to back track now.

You said they would all leak.

They won't.

Fact.


******.