HVAC


When pressure mounts on facilities managers to install and deliver low carbon innovations at low cost, keeping installation time low and building materials to a minimum is a must. With PP-R pipe, there is no need for expansion bends in the network as with steel, so installation is faster and at lower cost, with less welding and material used across the network. Throughout design processes and on-site during installation, the appointed contractors also benefit from the PP-R pipework’s lighter weight and the flexibility of the PE-Xa pipe, leading to a quicker installation.


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With net zero targets looming and legislation driving low-carbon heating development, facilities managers must make sure their premises are as futureproofed as possible. Fourth generation district heating, in conjunction with sustainable, low-maintenance polymer pipework may be the practical way to deliver sustainable heating and hot water at a lower cost. When demand for lower energy bills and building maintenance costs are a priority, a district heating future may be closer than once imagined.


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