Sorry if this has been covered but I have read lots of comments elsewhere and am more confused than before

The pipework in places will be concealed within a partition wall or under a tiled floor.  I was thinking that I would make all connections in places that are A) Accessible beyond the enclosed area(s) or B) Where I could if required go in through the plaster board to effect a cure for any leak in the future.


All advice gratefully recieved

Cheers

lmao, v good. I agree with scruff to an extent, i find most plastic to be of much the same quality, although i rarely use it myself. I'd say A) make the connections where you can get to them, is the way to go for most installations. why arent you doing it in copper???????????????




btk

PS. who gave scruff a sense of humour transplant?? lol

I like Hep20, nice and robust, barrier pipe is best for heating.

not too generous with the pics.

Is that the "Unipipe" with th the aly barrier or a copy

[quote author=billythekid  link=1118920839/0#2 date=1119033413]. why arent you doing it in copper???????????????




btk

PS. who gave scruff a sense of humour transplant?? lol
[/quote]Oops - it is for a shower/wash basin and wc.  The why is that there are quite a few joists to be cut or drilled and I prefer drilling holes to cutting the joists.  Oddly enough I plan to replace some of the heating pipes (plastic) along the landing with copper as the guy who fitted it has got joints propping up the floorboards in places - Grrrrrrrrrrrrr!