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If its mdpe, personally i would cut a channel to desired position and extend with a mdpe coupler. Reduce down to copper at new position. Would lag pipework or wrap it in hairfelt, maybe use expanding foam along channel and screed over. Seen it done many a time on new builds where pipe has been brought into the wrong space.
 
If its mdpe, personally i would cut a channel to desired position and extend with a mdpe coupler. Reduce down to copper at new position. Would lag pipework or wrap it in hairfelt, maybe use expanding foam along channel and screed over. Seen it done many a time on new builds where pipe has been brought into the wrong space.

So have I sparky
 
If its mdpe, personally i would cut a channel to desired position and extend with a mdpe coupler. Reduce down to copper at new position. Would lag pipework or wrap it in hairfelt, maybe use expanding foam along channel and screed over. Seen it done many a time on new builds where pipe has been brought into the wrong space.
Cheers this sounds like the easiest option , thanks to all others for your input, some varied suggestions but all helpful just the same
 
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