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8 Apr 1998 at 1:11 pm #285301
Craig Truscott
Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc and the cost ? thank you
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #303226
Lincoln
Participant: Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc : and the cost ? thank you
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #303229
Lincoln
ParticipantCopper will withstand several times the pressure of CPVC is non combustible and accepted by all codes. I would only use CPVC if there was a unique water corrosion problem that might attack the copper pipe or solder joints. I believe CPVC would cost more for materials but the labor may be cheaper. Overall cost would not be a big difference. Make sure to check with the local building inspector or code official to see what is approved for your area.: Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc : and the cost ? thank you
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #303230
Lincoln
ParticipantLincoln: Copper is by far the better material if installed properly, and considerations are made for any possible corrosion problems that could result in pin hole leaks. Check the web site below for an option on pin hole protection. Bud. Suncoast Plumbing Inc. Sunny Florida.: : Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc : : and the cost ? thank you
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #303233
Lincoln
ParticipantThen next good thing made from plastic will be the first one. CPVC is much cheaper labor and materials. The expense comes when it breaks or joints come apartr and it has to be repaired. Also since it is the same outside diameter as copper tubing but has a much thicker wall, the actual capacity is the same as a copper pipe one or two sizes smaller.: Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc : and the cost ? thank you
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #303257
Lincoln
Participant: Hi, which is better to use in residetial home copper or cpvc : and the cost ? thank youI nice note to this question!From the NetherlandsThe material is ok. but the expansion is much more!!! And also important ;it is impossible to defrost the tube!when it is frozen. But it never do freeze in Florida.gr.Peter
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #305166
Lincoln
ParticipantJust happened to find your address on a year-old response to someone else. Perhaps you can provide help.I recently bought a house w/polybutyl pipes (built three years ago) in Tallahassee. (I live in Arkansas.)Do you know of a class-action suit concerning this product?Appreciate your help. Thanks, Al MacManus
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #305806
Lincoln
Participant: Just happened to find your address on a year-old response to someone else. Perhaps you can provide help.: I recently bought a house w/polybutyl pipes (built three years ago) in Tallahassee. (I live in Arkansas.): Do you know of a class-action suit concerning this product?: Appreciate your help. Thanks, Al MacManus
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #305835
Lincoln
Participant: : Just happened to find your address on a year-old response to someone else. Perhaps you can provide help.: : I recently bought a house w/polybutyl pipes (built three years ago) in Tallahassee. (I live in Arkansas.): : Do you know of a class-action suit concerning this product?: : Appreciate your help. Thanks, Al MacManus
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #306012
Lincoln
Participant: : Just happened to find your address on a year-old response to someone else. Perhaps you can provide help.: : I recently bought a house w/polybutyl pipes (built three years ago) in Tallahassee. (I live in Arkansas.): : Do you know of a class-action suit concerning this product?: : Appreciate your help. Thanks, Al MacManus Would appreciate any answers you received regarding this product. I too, purchased a home with polybutyl pipes and have had considerable damage from mice chewing the pipes. The back 1/3 of my manufactured home is ruined. Floors caved in.
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13 Apr 1998 at 6:49 pm #308020
Lincoln
Participant: : : Just happened to find your address on a year-old response to someone else. Perhaps you can provide help.: : : I recently bought a house w/polybutyl pipes (built three years ago) in Tallahassee. (I live in Arkansas.): : : Do you know of a class-action suit concerning this product?: : : Appreciate your help. Thanks, Al MacManusPlease add my name to this inquiry. I, too, have a home with this plumbing and have had trouble for years. I live in Indiana.
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