Full House Underfloor Heating Job: Laying the upstairs loops.

[@matthewtrueblood408]

From Aphex Twin to The Orb; proper tapping into my musical taste

[@griffithsheating]

Acid house edition soon...

[@deanbroomfield9345]

Monster job. Fair play doing that solo. I have no idea how you priced that bastard.

[@griffithsheating]

You should see the one we're starting first week in June. 4 times the size. I really need to take on more engineers before I have a breakdown 😬.

[@deanbroomfield9345]

@@griffithsheating You’ve got balls of steel mate taking on jobs that big being on your own 😂. Can’t you find anyone still?

[@leepickett3655]

😎

[@handle1196]

Whats the difference with mlcp over pert or pex. I've been looking at the pert pex difference for some time now for my build having ufh ground floor in liquid screed, then upstairs radiators fed from a central ufh manifold with 15mm pipe and eurocones end to end connections instead of branche, and its what pipes best for this.

[@griffithsheating]

From what I know (which isn't all that much to be honest) they each have certain temperature limitations. The Uponor Mlcp that I use can do high temperatures and pressure for a long time. It can do it all - heating, water, underfloor, secondary systems etc. Basically MLCP is better than PEX which is better than PERT. Better meaning increased pressure and temperature duty.

[@handle1196]

@@griffithsheating thanks mate, i noticed some can hold 6 bar other 10 bar and 110c peak spme were really low. Ill do some reading into it. Really just need something that bends well when used for radiators too.