Domestic Water Piping

Last updated: July 25, 2016

Polystar CT-White and CT-Red contain an inner layer of fiberglass for added strength and insulation. The CT-Blue product has no inner layer, costs less, and is for use in ambient temperatures. Photo: ISCO Industries, Inc.
Drinking water pipes made of nonhalogenated plastics that contain no heavy metals or brominated flame retardants

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