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Just wondering how best to deal with the two 15mm copper feed pipes in my screed floor - see picture.
Basically I want them to pop up just after the wood (that will be a stud wall) to feed a utility area I'm building.
I can't solder - so that's not an option.
I don't like the idea of having joints below the surface... so not massively keen on cutting and using push fit/compression elbows.
I'm wondering if I could use a pipe bender on these two runs to pop them up (having drained them). Maybe it's too tight / not enough run.
What would you do (apart from solder)? I've some Hep2O elbows I could pop on.
Thanks
Just wondering how best to deal with the two 15mm copper feed pipes in my screed floor - see picture.
Basically I want them to pop up just after the wood (that will be a stud wall) to feed a utility area I'm building.
I can't solder - so that's not an option.
I don't like the idea of having joints below the surface... so not massively keen on cutting and using push fit/compression elbows.
I'm wondering if I could use a pipe bender on these two runs to pop them up (having drained them). Maybe it's too tight / not enough run.
What would you do (apart from solder)? I've some Hep2O elbows I could pop on.
Thanks