Advice please, I have a water main that comes up through the floor in my utility room. Planing on extending the utility room which means this will end up in the middle of the room. (Literally the middle) Need to bury it under screed to the wall about 1m away then it can come out and up the wall to the 1st floor as it does now. MDPE pipe from outside is 25mm. Could I safely use push fit (25mm mdpe to 15mm copper at 90degrees to send it towards the wall then copper along the floor, to compression stop tap 90degrees and up the wall in copper? The buried part would be in some sort of accessible ducting should there ever be a leak in the future! Or can anyone suggest a better way of doing it?
Rising Water Main - Need to move it.
- Thread starter kippermanbike
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Or is there a better easier way?
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It would be better to locate the supply pipework outside and then bring it up through a duct into the new desired location - cut off the existing location and don't have pipework buried under your new floor.
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Do it as newboy has suggested. Good advice
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