I think it was 'on site story', and they were laying underfloor heating pipes. I was interested to note that the plastic pipe was formable, i.e. the guy bend it round his foot and it stayed there! After just plumbing in my new hot and cold water tanks with 22mm speedfit pipe I realise the benefits of the pipe staying where you put it. Don't get me wrong, I found speedfit superb for getting through the tight confines of my loft without having to bend and rebend copper, and despite the worries of some traditional plumbers, I love the connectors too. But moldable pipe - that would have been better. The speedfit has 'memory' in that it wants to return to the coil it came in - and you end up wrestling it.
Anyone know what this plastic pipe is? Is it only for underfloor? I have CH to fit next year, and it's worth me knowing.
TIA
Greg