Best brand of push fit waste

[BU5]

Hi, new here.

I would prefer my kitchen waste to be demountable but there is not enough space for compression.

So, that leaves push fit. I know solvent is best and most reliable but unless it is a really bad idea, I would prefer to try push fit in this case.

So, which is the best most leak free brand of push fit? Any brand to avoid?

Thanks for your recommendations...

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Any of the big box shops (b and q etc) just don't get the cheap stuff you will be fine if you have to use it

 

[glenntaf]

Ive always used wavin / Osma. Never had a problem

 

[rpm]

Didn`t think there was a great difference space wise and I`d prefer compression myself.

 

[BU5]

Any of the big box shops (b and q etc) just don't get the cheap stuff you will be fine if you have to use it

Thanks for the replys.

B & Q sell 'floplast' but it is cheap at under £1 per fitting. Any good?

Plumbase have got Marley but they don't seem to have 92.5 elbows for a horizontal slope.

I was told OSMA can have compatibility problems if I need to change anything I will only be able to use OSMA?