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Why is the industry moving to polymer piping?
Better buildings
Creating safer, more reliable multifamily homes
In today’s constantly evolving housing market, multifamily buildings are increasingly important. Ensuring the longevity of new and existing structures is critical for developers and tenants alike. Today, Uponor is helping support the construction and renovation of these essential structures, creating safer, more efficient, and cost-effective places to live.The complete multifamily solution
Whether your project is a new construction building or the renovation of a century-old structure, Uponor plumbing, mechanical piping, and radiant heating and cooling systems are your complete polymer solution for properties that provide greater safety, efficiencies, and performance for decades of reliable service.
Delivering quality you can trust for projects of all sizes
From two-story duplexes to 2,000-unit complexes, Uponor is committed to creating safer, more reliable, and more sustainable solutions for multifamily buildings. Our lightweight, in-suite PEX piping installs faster and easier with fewer connections for better performance. It also integrates with our larger-diameter pipe offerings for risers and mains, moving water flawlessly from the water main to every fixture. And it's all backed by the Uponor 25-year warranty for PEX and 10-year warranty on PP-RCT, providing added peace of mind.
PEX maximizes benefits for new multifamily project
When the 360-unit Avalon Bay Apartments project was originally specified with CPVC, installing contractor Ashton Wolfe requested a switch to PEX because he “found CPVC to be unreliable and difficult to work with.” According to Wolfe, “PEX is easier on budgets, provides better installation times, and increases overall system performance.” Read the full story here to see how this new-construction multifamily project benefitted from 1.3 miles of Uponor AquaPEX® pipe, and why Wolfe says, “It’s just a matter of time before the entire industry moves to PEX.”.