Not sure if this has been asked before But does anyone and I mean Anyone know when plastic pipe was first used in mini bore central heating ?
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Not sure if this has been asked before But does anyone and I mean Anyone know when plastic pipe was first used in mini bore central heating ?
I thought I told you all about this before, BP brought out a dark blue 3/8" plastic pipe capable of water at 90 Degc I used it for mini-bore when Mini-bore first came out, about 1968 twas called Impaleyne, might not be the correct spelling, we used Thorsman round clips to clip it, yorkshire manifold were in blue all compression. I don't know why it never caught on. We used it on the double rad valve single ended with a dip pipe inside the rads. I told you it's all been done before some of you were born. There's nothing new under the sun.
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Seriously ? What made you come to that conclusion ??I have come to the firm conclusion that this forum is only serious when it comes to GAS SAFE, Oh and a bit of OFTEC.
I have come to the firm conclusion that this forum is only serious when it comes to GAS SAFE, Oh and a bit of OFTEC.
Does it annoy you?
I could be spinning you lads an old yarn and you wouldn't have a clue, but I am not I have tried to see if anyone had any data on it and I can't find any, I will keep trying but from what I remember I only ran for about 2 years and it just disappeared, why i just don't know, you got to also understand then you could fit a full central heating system for peanuts copper tube was cheap.
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