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Genuit Group, formerly Polypipe, is a manufacturer of plastic piping systems, for use in the residential, commercial, civils and infrastructure sectors. The piping systems are used for a variety of applications including drainage, plumbing, water supply, water management, cable management, heating and ventilation. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index.

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    Polypipe Programmable Room Thermostat - PB PZP

    I've had a couple of these battery powered thermostats fail and currently looking at finding replacements but I'm fairly sure they are now superseded? Can anybody advise on other programmable battery powered units that could be used instead? I'm assuming the others may well start to fail in the...
  2. J

    Polypipe thermostat not reading room temperature

    Hi, Our Polypipe thermostat doesn’t seem to be reading the room temperature correctly. It is working ok, in that it activates the valve but we have to manually reset the temperature each time to activate the underfloor heating. Any suggestions please?
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    Can I use an alternative thermostat to Polypipe ufhprogb

    I have polypipe underfloor heating and been advised the thermostat needs replacing (blank screen after changing batteries etc). The thermostat advised is Polypipes ufhprogb - this seems out of date and so I wanted to know if I can use an alternative make / model instead or if it has to be this...
  4. W

    Polypipe underfloor heating not heating up properly after a few years

    Had polypipe underfloor heating installed around 4 years ago. Flow rate used to be around 2.5 l/m now its just over 1 l/m. Tiled floor now is heat patches I have a nest connected to this also. And 3 zones come on at once in same port on slave unit I've changed the pump, diverter valve and...
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    Polypipe fitting unwinding itself

    Hi has anyone had an issue with polypipe fittings unwinding them selfs over time?
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    Help with Polypipe UFH

    Hello, I am new here and have come looking for help. I live a small 2 floor ( 1 bedroom house) with Polypipe underfloor heating. the UFH is upstairs and downstairs. Its been installed for around 6 years and worked fine, I have 2 single RF receivers under the stairs ( this is it Polypipe RF...
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    Polypipe UFH manifold temperature conflicts

    Hi all. Hope all is well and safe. I need your advice please. I have a Valliant boiler serving the CH and DHW (megaflo). Just recently, we’ve had underfloor heating installed. Before the UFH was installed, the boiler flow temp was set at 65C (it could be adjusted to 75C) using the -/+ buttons...
    • Amarka
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    • america manifold polypipe temperature ufh usa
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: USA
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    Polypipe UFH Flow meters - does anyone know the measuring scale?

    Hi all. I have a Polypipe UFH manifold with flow meters for each circuit. I’ve worked out the pipe length and know what flow rate to achieve BUT the flow meters do not have any scale. All I have is min (top) and max (bottom) and nothing in between! The Polypipe product code is PB129FM for the...
    • Amarka
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    • anyone flow measuring meters polypipe scale ufh
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: DIY Plumbing Forum
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    Plastic Polybutylene Pipes - Polypipe, Flofit, Hep2O, JG Speedfit, Pipelife?

    Plastic Polybutylene Pipes - Polypipe, Flofit, Hep2O, JG Speedfit, Pipelife? Pipes not fittings, are they all much the same, does it just come down to price, do people have preferences and why?
    • Shelleysho
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    • america flofit hep2o pipelife pipes plastic polybutylene polypipe speedfit usa
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: USA
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    UFH Pipe - Which manufacturer is best - Rehau, Uponor, JG, Polypipe???

    Hi, I'm installing a large 8 zone UFH system into a new concrete floor we're installing at a bungalow. I'm looking at the pipework manufacturers and i can't decide which to go for: I want to install the best under the screed: I'm currently looking at for Pipes: Uponor Rahau Polypipe John...
  11. jontyking

    Polypipe underfloor heating not working

    Complete amateur here. I had a Polypipe underfloor heating system put into a new extension 3yrs ago but the plumber who fit it is now no longer available - he's just had a career change, he didn't go out of business. It's just a single zone system connected to my main central heating system but...
    • jontyking
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    • america central heating system control heating not working polypipe underfloor underfloor heating usa working
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: USA
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    Polypipe Underfloor Heating with 3x 2-Port Zone Valves???

    I am currently trying to find out which is the best way to wire up my underfloor heating. I have attached a PDF of what my system is currently like. I've been advised to install 3x 2-port zone valves so that when the UFH calls for heat it can do so independently of the radiators, which is...
    • Nis
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    • central heating system forum heating plumbing polypipe underfloor underfloor heating valves zone
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Plumbing Zone
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    Polypipe system Zone thermostat blows all fuses!

    Good day everyone, I'm coming to this forum in the hope that the collective minds can help me. The story is long, depressing and complex so I'll try to condense the issues for you all, and hopefully you can steer me in the right direction. Thanks in advance for reading the below tale... We...
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    Embed Plastic Polypipe in walls

    Hello, I am having my heating installed, the guys are using 10mm Polypipe from a manifold type setup. We have couple of points where the pipe goes down a chased wall - is it ok to plaster straight over the 10mm polypipe - they tell me it's OK or should the pipe be embedded in trunking or is...
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    New Polymax fittings from Polypipe

    Has anyone used the new Polymax fittings from Polypipe? I've just ordered their free sample pack to try them out. From photos, they look almost identical to Hep20.
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    Polypipe underfloor heating

    Hi I have a polypipe multizone underfloor heating system (Gas) that stopped working a few weeks ago. It had been making some screeching noises and my hunch in that the Grundfos pump has died as the screeching has stopped - along with the heating! I may be wrong of course. The LED's on the side...
  17. PolypipeOverlay

    Polypipe Overlay & UFH - Will this need additional Insulation?

    I am working in my house which has a suspended wooden floor. My plan is to remove existing floorboards and fit new 18mm plywood directly onto the joists all around. (the underfloor ventilation was poor and blocked so some of the floorboards are in poor state.) I have already cleared out some of...
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    Is the polypipe screeded floor panel required?

    Hi, We're getting a UFH system in the new kitchen as part of our house extension. We were quoted for a Polypipe system. The pipes have been laid out today and (having done a bit of research) I was surprised that they'd been tacked straight onto the damp proof membrane. I was expecting the...
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    Polypipe digital thermostat

    I presently have installed polypipe digital thermostats, and they keep requesting heat at 1200 everyday, even though it is not set to come on then and the room is above temperature. Can anyone advise why this is? Many thanks in advance.
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    Polypipe thermostat problems

    Hi, I've got a polypipe thermostat which controls my underfloor heating. The batteries recently went flat on the thermostat and the heating seemed to default to 'on' - the room temperature got to 25 degrees. I replaced the batteries and reset the date time etc but the heating is still on. I've...
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