Complete Comparison Guide for PVC, PPR, and PB Pipes – Which Pipe Fits Your Needs?

Whether you're remodeling a home, installing a boiler, or laying underground pipes, one question always arises: "Which pipe should I use?" Among various options, PVC, PPR, and PB are the most commonly used types. This post compares their features and helps you choose the right one for your specific needs.     1. PVC Pipe: Best for Drainage and Cold Water PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) is cheap and lightweight but has poor heat resistance. It's not suitable for hot water or high-pressure applications. Commonly used for drainage, rainwater systems, and electrical conduits . Usually grey in color. Pros: Affordable, easy to install, corrosion-resistant Cons: Poor heat and pressure resistance Recommended for: Bathroom drains, kitchen sink discharge, external pipelines 2. PPR Pipe: The Champion of Hot Water and Heating PPR (Polypropylene Random Copolymer) can withstand high temperatures up to 95℃ , making it ideal for boilers and hot water lin...