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PPR heating pipes

2011-04-04View Original

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Two years ago, when installing the heating system, the supplier recommended PPR heating pipes, which worked fine for two years. This year, during testing of the heating system, the connections to the pipes started leaking; there were no problems once the heating was turned on, but once it was turned off, the entire hallway was filled with water. So far, there have been many promotions for PPR; let’s discuss the practicality of PPR pipes.
Reply #22011-04-04
Currently, PPR pipes are no longer recommended for heating systems; instead, PB pipes are used, as they have better temperature resistance and can be used at 110 degrees.

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