JG Speedfit White PE-X Push-fit Barrier pipe (L)25m (Dia)15mm
Product details
Product information
- Manufacturer guarantee: 25 years
- Kitemarked: Kitemark approved
- Suitable plumbing system: Gas & water systems
Features and benefits
Our pex pipe is made of 5 layers, the centre of which is a blue coloured oxygen barrier which prevents the ingress of air into the system, reducing the effect of corrosion on metal components. Due to its low thermal conductivity, when carrying hot water, Speedfit pipe is cooler and therefore safer to touch. Note: JG Speedfit pipe inserts must be used.
- Suitable for central heating systems
- Pex material
- Manufactured and Kitemarked to British Standard BS7291: Part 3: Class S
- Lightweight and flexible
- Lead free and non toxic
Specifications
Brand | JG Speedfit |
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Pack quantity | 1 |
Product diameter | 15mm |
Product length | 25000mm |
Product weight | 2.08kg |
Standard | BS 7291 parts 1, 2 and 3, class S |
Water regulations | WRAS approved |
Colour group | White |
Connection type | Push-fit |
Demountable | Demountable |
Lead-free | Lead-free & non-toxic |
Material | Cross-linked polyethylene (PE-X) |
Model name/number | 15BPEX-25C |
Product code | 0665628000414 |
Reviews
Mind of it's own
endley - 4 years ago
Does a great job, but is difficult to uncoil and straighten. Should be cut with a sharp cutter to get a clean cut.
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kjniny - 7 years ago
This pipe ia easy to use, used John Guest push fit fittings, no leaks, much easier to put together than copper.
Mission impossible
Anonymous - 8 years ago
This product is IMPOSSIBLE to straighten from its original coiled shape. It is absolutely no good when installing in chases and would put tremendous pressure on the joint. Threw it out and bought straight pipes
Quick and easy
KerChing - 11 years ago
Doubtful at first, I have successfully re-plumbed my entire house with this pipe. The cost is comparable to copper when fittings are taken into consideration but the big plus is just how quick and easy it is to use. Cut the pipe, get your joint, push it on, move onto the next one - fantasticly simple! For a DIYer who is unsure about soldering copper, or who does not want to spend out on compression fittings, you can't go wrong. The only downside is that any visible joints tend to look bulkier than their soldered copper counterparts however, having said that, it's so easy even your granny could use it!