1. Pipes and fittings
Copper is still the material of choice for sanitary fittings; it is also used for rainwater downpipes, generally for rustic houses.
Its many qualities include reliability, durability, strength and aesthetic appeal.
Copper tubes are corrosion-resistant (low expansion), long-lasting and have a good patina.
They provide good acoustic comfort and can be painted.
Available in rigid bars, the tubes are held in place by clamps fixed at regular intervals, and are fitted internally with capillary weld fittings.
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Bibliography
- Building work – Sanitary plumbing for buildings – Part 1-1-1: domestic hot and cold water supply systems – Standard technical specifications – Part 1-1-2: drainage systems – Standard technical specifications – Part 1-1-3: sanitary appliances and domestic hot water appliances – Technical specifications – Part 1-2: General material selection criteria – Part 2: standard special administrative clauses - NF DTU 60.1 - Décembre 2012
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