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Underfloor heating is a different thing entirely, so can’t be compared to plastic pipe on rads or for high pressures etc.
Ufh uses different types of pipe and works on lower heat.
 
Copper way better Finnish if done correct.
Couple years back had to run hot pipe from one end of room to other at height and was a good few meters. (was in a butchers) . New when the hot went through the pipe it would look like the readings of a heart monitor . Clipped the pipe more than standard to of course.!
 
Some may find this interesting - taken from Polypipes literature
Polypipe Testing.JPG
 
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