Protective pipe for underfloor heating forgotten in the area of movement joints

So, repetitions don't help. The pipes must be replaced and it must not cost you anything.

We will see what I get as an answer today. I already found the heating engineer cheeky, especially since he immediately came back with the demand that I return his commissioning protocol, which contained another small minor defect that has now been fixed, as completed. He’s probably now hoping that I will do that and tick the box for defect-free in the protocol.

So with us, the plumber definitely did not install any protective conduits...

I wrote to the foreman of the screed layers and asked.
But what is he going to say now... "Of course we installed protective conduits there!"... Damn!

So in our case, the plumber definitely did not install any protective conduits... I contacted the foreman of the screed layers and asked. But what can he say now... "Of course, we installed protective conduits there!"... Damn!

In case of doubt, challenge it and prove that there are definitely no protective conduits there.

Just spoke with our plumber. "Protective conduits? That was something done back in the day with copper pipes. We don't do that with plastic pipes and never have. Don't worry." The typical statements...

Just spoke with our plumber. "Protective conduits? That was done back then with copper pipes. We don't do that with plastic pipes and never have. Don't worry." The typical statements...

Strange that almost every underfloor heating manufacturer points out the protective conduit as well as various standards, professional associations, etc.