Multi-division house introduction yes or no

Hello,

the topic has already been discussed here in the forum. However, I cannot form a definitive opinion on it. Does an MSH make sense now or not? The alternative is, for example, KG pipes, right? In the end, it all comes down to the same thing, or where is the added value of an MSH? From there, it also has to be distributed to the rest of the house first!?

Regards, Sebastian

What does the supplier specify?

What does the supplier require?

Nothing. The construction company asked us if they should include this because it would incur additional costs. Now I wanted to know whether it makes sense for us or not.

I find them practical, everything properly sealed and easily accessible. Just make sure during planning that there is enough space on the wall and, if necessary, divide into pipe groups.

I find them practical, everything is neatly sealed and easily accessible. When planning, just make sure there is enough space on the wall and, if necessary, divide into pipe groups.

Isn't it the same with KG pipes? And what do you mean by pipe groups?

The MSPs are increasingly demanded by suppliers for good reason.
The pipes either come with prepared customized seals, or they are already partially firmly installed in the pipes.
This ensures gas/water tightness.

Usually, the MSPs are designed as a group of four, and since space in the technical/laundry rooms is often very limited, installers often have trouble setting the connections or meters.
It can then be advantageous to use 2 MSPs with 2 inlets each and place them on different walls, e.g., to the left and right of the laundry room door.