Good morning, I was unable to determine if this was polybutylene and couldn’t find any markings on the water lines. Most of the time I have no problem because it’s labeled.
This is a 1985 manufactured home by the way.
I would appreciate any help on this, what do you all think?
Yep, I’ve got that in the report as well!
sure looks like poly
looks like it from Ohio…
To me it looks like some is PB and some is ( I think it is called) Polypropylene.
However, I could be incorrect.
Will polybutylene always be labeled? There was nothing no where as far as labeling goes.
Was it opaque ? Kind of frosted looking?
Yes! …
Morning, Paul. Hope to find you well.
See if you can see QEST ® on the plastic repair fitting or piping.
Observation: Plumbing. Domestic potable water supply pipes.
Suspect: Polybutylene piping with original metal crimp and plastic compression repair fittings.
Recommend: A licensed plumbing contractor evaluate the type of domestic potable water supply piping.
Limitations: Manufacturing marks. Items excluded from a building inspection: Tube Sink Overflows.
Manufacturing labels. Floor, wall and ceiling assemblies.
Act upon referrals and recommendations.
Hi Robert, Unfortunately I can’t see the labeling on the pictures that I have of the fittings.
Hi, Paul.
I hear you. Been at inspections were markings are not readily available.
Suspect: Polybutylene piping with original metal crimp and plastic compression repair fittings.
