Why can't Polypropylene pipe be used with solvent on the connections?
Is it ok to use 'pipe weld' on this typr of pipe or do I have to use push-fit or compression?
Why can't Polypropylene pipe be used with solvent on the connections?
Is it ok to use 'pipe weld' on this typr of pipe or do I have to use push-fit or compression?
Not really sure but the only time I used polypropylene pipe was externally and the fittings were all push-fit. The only thing I can think of is that it's supposed to take higher water temperatures than ABS or MUPVC, so whether there's an expansion issue might explain it.
Why can't Polypropylene pipe be used with solvent on the connections?
Is it ok to use 'pipe weld' on this typr of pipe or do I have to use push-fit or compression?
Not really sure but the only time I used polypropylene pipe was externally and the fittings were all push-fit. The only thing I can think of is that it's supposed to take higher water temperatures than ABS or MUPVC, so whether there's an expansion issue might explain it.
It was only for overflow from roof tanks. It had to exit close to walkway so had to be brought down the wall, customer wanted black and it's all the local merchant had hence only time I've used it.
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