Trade supply
Plumbing & Sanitary Supply
Pipe, fittings, valves and sanitary ware are sold across the counter and delivered to site, with no requirement that we do the first-fix. A homeowner replacing a bathroom, a plumber loading out a villa and an engineer ordering against a services drawing all buy the same way, on trade terms, from the same stock we draw on for our own installations. Quantities are priced on the day against the schedule, since imported fittings and sanitary ware reprice with the currency and no published figure would survive.
Scope of works
What we actually do.
Everything below happens inside our business — no subcontracted links in the chain.
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PPR hot & cold pipe
Polypropylene pressure pipe in PN16, PN20 and PN25, from 20 up to 63 millimetres, plain and fibre-reinforced, with the full fitting range — elbows, tees, sockets, reducers, threaded transitions, unions and valves. PN20 covers most domestic hot and cold distribution. Fibre-reinforced on the hot runs, for the reason set out below.
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PVC & uPVC drainage
Soil, waste and rainwater pipe at 50, 75, 110 and 160 millimetres with the full bend, branch, junction, access and trap range, in solvent-weld and push-fit ring-seal. Plus uPVC pressure pipe for cold water mains and irrigation where a rigid buried line is wanted.
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HDPE & copper
PE100 polyethylene in the common SDR ratings for buried mains, boreholes, irrigation and pump lines, jointed by butt fusion, electrofusion or compression. Copper tube in hard and soft tempers with capillary and compression fittings, for gas, chiller lines and the hot runs where copper is specified.
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Valves, manifolds & controls
Gate, ball, butterfly and non-return valves, strainers, pressure-reducing valves, float valves, angle valves and flexible connectors, plus manifolds for a distribution board layout where every outlet gets its own run and its own isolation. Isolation on every leg is the difference between a service call and a shutdown.
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Water heaters & sanitary ware
Electric storage and instantaneous heaters and gas units, plus pans, cisterns, concealed frames and wall-hung systems, basins, bidets, shower trays, and exposed and concealed mixers. Ordered against your bathroom layout so the rough-in dimensions and the tiling actually agree with each other.
Specification
The numbers, before you ask.
| PPR pressure pipe | PN16, PN20 and PN25 from 20 to 63 mm, plain and fibre-reinforced |
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| Fusion welding | Socket-fused near 260 °C, seconds by diameter, no twisting while it sets |
| Thermal movement | Plain PPR moves near 0.15 mm per metre per degree; fibre pipe far less |
| Drainage | PVC and uPVC at 50, 75, 110 and 160 mm, solvent weld or ring seal |
| Buried & mains | HDPE PE100 in the common SDR ratings, butt fusion and electrofusion |
| Sanitary ware | Pans, cisterns, concealed frames, basins, trays, mixers and valves |
Selection
Pipe systems and where each belongs
PPR PN20, plainCold distribution
The standard domestic pressure pipe. Fusion-welded joints that become a single piece of material, no threads to weep and no corrosion. Ideal on cold runs where thermal movement is not an issue.
PPR fibre-reinforcedHot distribution
A composite layer that cuts thermal expansion to a fraction of plain PPR. On a long hot run that difference is the whole argument — plain pipe will snake and push against its brackets, fibre pipe stays where you fixed it.
PVC & uPVC drainageSoil, waste & rainwater
Solvent-weld and ring-seal drainage in the standard diameters. Cheap, light, chemically indifferent and entirely unsuitable for hot pressurised water, which is the mistake that turns up on rushed jobs.
HDPE PE100Buried mains & irrigation
Tough, flexible, jointed by fusion so there is nothing buried that can work loose. The right material for the run from the boundary to the tank and for irrigation across a garden.
Copper tubeGas, chillers & specials
Where the specification calls for it, or where gas and chilled water lines make it the correct answer. Hard and soft tempers, capillary and compression fittings.
Sanitary ware & mixersFit-out
Pans, concealed frames, basins, trays and mixers, ordered against your bathroom layout. Concealed cistern frames in particular must be ordered before the walls are set out, not after.
Gallery
Plumbing & Sanitary Supply in place.
Every photograph on this page was taken on one of our sites during the work. Nothing here is a stock image or a render.
Where it goes
- Villa hot & cold distribution
- Bathroom & kitchen first-fix
- Soil, waste & rainwater drainage
- Buried mains from the boundary
- Tank, pump and manifold pipework
- Garden & landscape irrigation
- Pool plant and backwash lines
- Bathroom fit-out & sanitary ware
Questions we get asked
Plumbing & Sanitary Supply — questions we get asked
Can I buy the materials and use my own plumber?
What does PPR need to be welded properly?
Which PPR class for hot water, and does the fibre pipe matter?
Can I use PVC for hot water?
Do you supply sanitary ware separately from the pipework?
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