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    I have been reading a lot about electrics to figure out what can be done about with our loft conversion reassembly. Figured same with pipes but I guess I'll just try and apply some common sense and keep any joints out of the walls and as accessible as possible.

  • apply some common sense and keep any joints out of the walls and as accessible as possible.

    Sounds sensible.
    Is the plumbing just for heating?
    I pretty much only bury soldered joints - I like to only use compression joints where they’re accessible- I avoid plastic mostly but for fishing through existing structures it is bloody handy.

  • Yep just bringing the heating into the loft in a less convoluted manner. Can see straight down the stud wall so hoping it's just a case of dropping a length down there, popping a bend and joint ok the bottom and then hooking that up to existing pipes in the room but we'll see how that plays out over the bank holiday weekend.

  • Plastics better for burying than copper if in screed unless it’s gas.

    I don’t get the big thing about plastic being this shit. As long as you use the right materials it’s fine although I do prefer soldering as it looks neater on show.

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