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Hi,
I'm renewing my shower-room which had a tiled concrete floor with all the water and waste pipes in the concrete. I have removed all the tiles and dug out the trenches and removed all the copper and waste pipes
for the reason :- the tos*** who installed the copper, bent the pipes over his knee and kinked the pipes, ie not much flow so crap shower . and a interesting taste in tiles.
So now I have to replace, I would like to use plastic water pipes because concrete likes copper and there will be no joints, good idea or not ?
I know its not the ideal option, cos I will be laying ceramic floor tiles, but, can I bury the 40mm waste pipe with a Y connection (solvent glue type) for sink and shower waste. Is there a problem with this ? other than the obvious, making sure the glue joints are very good, do I need to protect the pipes / joints with anything ?
maybe the power of prayer against leaks !!!
thanks
Paul
I'm renewing my shower-room which had a tiled concrete floor with all the water and waste pipes in the concrete. I have removed all the tiles and dug out the trenches and removed all the copper and waste pipes
for the reason :- the tos*** who installed the copper, bent the pipes over his knee and kinked the pipes, ie not much flow so crap shower . and a interesting taste in tiles.
So now I have to replace, I would like to use plastic water pipes because concrete likes copper and there will be no joints, good idea or not ?
I know its not the ideal option, cos I will be laying ceramic floor tiles, but, can I bury the 40mm waste pipe with a Y connection (solvent glue type) for sink and shower waste. Is there a problem with this ? other than the obvious, making sure the glue joints are very good, do I need to protect the pipes / joints with anything ?
maybe the power of prayer against leaks !!!
thanks
Paul