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Discuss Plastic or copper? which is best? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at Plumbers Forums

Copper but starting to use a bit more mlcp these days

Easier to snake around the sparkys

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Out of curiosity, is that pipe suitable for standard hep/JG push fit fittings? It could be quite easy to mistake it for standard pushfit if you only took a small section of board up and only saw the pipe, not the fittings.

No it’s not

Also you won’t get pushfit fittings to fit

16,20 and 25mm dia
 
Does it require require stupidly expensive tools, and is it suitable for gas?

Manual tools arnt that expensive powered tools arnt that bad around 1.2k or 1.4 with both u and m profiles

And not in the uk yet
 

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