Scorpio2525

Thanks all for your responses, I have done more research and found that quite a large number of condos and private houses are using PPR these days instead of copper (dating back as early as 10 years ago), from one particular supplier's website. Guess my comfort level with PPR is now better, and will be less biased against it. Wondering if I can extract any cost savings by using PPR vis-a-vis copper.

Thanks Pantileen, and for the tip on the skirting. Does the water taste any different as compared to water from the typical copper pipe, e.g. 'plasticky taste' ? My primary concern is PPR has only been used in market in the last 10 years, so juz wondering whether to go with tried and tested copper or a new product that is supposedly better. *headache*

Hi, wondering if anyone who is rebuilding/renovating their homes used PPR instead of the traditional copper. Any feedback so far? I understand that PPR is cheaper than copper, hence was wondering if I should use it instead. I have only read reviews from PPR manufacturers on the internet, hence seeking the views/opinions from fellow home owners. Thanks.

Hi, anyone using PPR for their water pipes instead of copper? I am in the midst of renovating my place and was asked to consider PPR. Any feedback from users so far?