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Hessian cover for copper piping
Furn462
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I'm having my bathroom plastered this weekend and the plasterer came to have a look at the room. He commented on the new piping where in a couple of spots it protrudes from the plaster boarding. Apparently the plaster finish will corrode the piping if applied directly onto it. He suggested a hessian type cover that you put over the pipe work with some bonding on top, onto which he can apply the finish. I've had a look about but can't seem to find this product. Anybody know what this product is called?
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Any kind of lagging will work. In this case it's just to stop the plaster reacting with the pipe. You could use duct tape...Lightbulb Moment 17/09/20060
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Hair felt lagging
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hair-Lagging-Diameter-Rolls-Metres/dp/B0051TRPQM/ref=pd_sxp_f_iYou scullion! You rampallian! You fustilarian! I’ll tickle your catastrophe (Henry IV part 2)0 -
any decent builders merchants will stock it or a similar product.
im surprised the plasterer hasnt got any in his van.Get some gorm.0
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