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Push fittings or soldered joints.
- Thread starter jjfresh66
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jjfresh66,
Either will do, but just make sure that push fit are central heating compatible, some are only for Hot Water.
Would be best to use soldered joints as push fit/compression fittings have to be accessible under water regs.
Hope this helps
Rico
Either will do, but just make sure that push fit are central heating compatible, some are only for Hot Water.
Would be best to use soldered joints as push fit/compression fittings have to be accessible under water regs.
Hope this helps
Rico
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