Guarantee

Polypipe meets, and constantly strives to exceed, the changing laws and

regulations governing our operations and products. We have invested in

extensive testing and development facilities to ensure the products we

supply are of the highest quality. Our plumbing systems conform to a

number of third party accredited standards which are listed below.

• British Standard Class S rated to BS7291 Part 1 and
• Kitemark Licence Number 38148 to BS7291 Part 1 & 2.
• PolyPlumb polybutylene barrier pipe, fittings and accessories are covered by BBA Certificate No 00/3699.
• Listed in the WRAS Water Fittings and Materials Directory.
• Standards Manufacturing Quality Assurance - in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001 (BSI registered firm Certificate FM00318).

British Gas has accepted the Polypipe ‘PolyPlumb’ & ‘PolyFit’ Class S

polybutylene pipe systems as being acceptable for open vented and sealed

central heating systems and are eligible for acceptance onto Home Care

Central Heating System Cover.

At Polypipe we pride ourselves on offering the highest quality products, and

wherever possible our products and processes are covered by independent

third-party accreditation, so you can rest easy knowing that you are buying

from the UK’s market leading manufacturer. We have invested significantly

in our quality control procedures, have our own fully-equipped modern

laboratory for development and analysis, and also have our own tooling and

extrusion processes.

Installation Standard

Installation must follow the requirements of BS5955 - PART 8 2001

Plastic Pipework (Thermoplastic Materials).

Guarantee

Polypipe guarantees for 25 years against defects in materials or

manufacture of the PolyPlumb hot and cold

water supply and heating systems from date purchased. Underfloor

heating pipe for 50 years and all other UFH component parts

(including Manifolds, controls and accessories) for 1 year.

This guarantee only applies if the products are installed in accordance with the

manufacturer’s recommendations and are used in a normal domestic operation.

A normal domestic operation is defined as a residential property and

excludes commercially run residential properties e.g. care homes and is also

defined as being part of an open vented or sealed central heating system,

direct or indirect single pipe hot water supply or mains or tank fed cold

water supply system.

The system must be designed, installed and operated within the

temperature and pressure ratings as defined in BS 7291 Class S which are

also published in the manufacturer’s literature and must also take account

of all the other exclusions and limitations as defined in the design,

application and installation guidance provided by the manufacturer.