push-fit stop-ends ?

Nov 03, 2005 117 Replies

What reliable and verifiable sources can you quote to substantiate that claim?

So far as I can see, you are the only person posting here who has ever had any problems with push-fit fittings, and that appears to be directly linked to your failure to follow the fitting instructions. However, you persist in making claims about them based solely upon vague generalisations.

Colin Bignell

"nightjar .uk.com>"

If you were in the game you would know the views of most and know the feedback. You are a on-off user, who so far has had not problems.

Mr Gastec has too, and Google as many other have as well.

While yours continues to provide entertainment and amusement for present and future generations.

Matt, you have only ever used one and see some in B&Q. Don't you feel ashamed?

More vague generalisations, without hard evidence to back them up. If there is such feedback, which trade magazines have articles discussing it and in which issues?

Colin Bignell

"nightjar .uk.com>"

As I said "If you were in the game you would know the views of most and know the feedback."

Which "game" is this ?

If it's the "users of push-fit pipework" game then he obviously *is* in the game. If it's "IMM/Drivel's fantasy world" game then no, I suspect he's not.

Just out of interest, but without much hope of getting a sensible answer, if you are a professional plumber, which trade magazines do you read and how many other plumbers do you speak to on a weekly basis ?

Cheers.

John

To you, Patty-cake.

** snip drivel **

As I said, much earlier, you really don't know what you are talking about. Any problem that was as widespread and serious as you claim would have been covered in detail in the trade magazines. You would then be able to post details of when and where such discussions have happened. You have not done that and all you can do is repeat a variant of 'I heard it from a bloke down the pub'. I must, therefore, conclude, as I suspected from the start, that you are simply trying to justify your own inability to follow the installation instructions by condemning the whole system and trying to justify that by inventing supporting hearsay evidence that cannot be verified. As I don't want to continue the Panto routine of 'yes it is' / 'oh no it isn't' any longer, I now consider this matter closed.

Colin Bignell

"nightjar .uk.com>"

As I said "If you were in the game you would know the views of most and know the feedback."

In article , Doctor Drivel writes

But as you continually post views that contradict those who are "in the game" you must be proving your own argument

Bertie, I do not. The inexperienced amateurs here think toy pipes is the business. It is not. Bertie use them by all means, pay more and have leaks, be my guest.

In article , Doctor Drivel writes

I know many professionals that use them John, in fact I cannot remember the last time I met a practitioner that didn't use them, these are the people that actually do the work John, not an armchair theoretician like yourself, its fine you sitting at your desk spouting off about idealistic non viable solutions (in most cases, to give you some credit!) but we are talking about the real world here.

this fool knows nothing about gas or plumbin

-- gastec

This is the corgi man who doesn't know about part L. What a turkey. Imagine letting him in your house. 10 jobs a day he does, yes a full 10.

Do you need a man around the house to do things? See Gastec, he will do things. May not be right but he will do them.

Bertie, and I am one too.

** snip Bertie prattling tripe **

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