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Central heating pipe insulation
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Hey All
This is probably the most relevant post i have found to answer my question.
i imported central heating to New Zealand and have all my copper piping under my house
This piping is exposed, under the house is a large unused cavity space.
the total length of piping is about 200ft.
Question i have is, would i find benefit in insulating this piping, especially through the idea of retaining heat for the radiators and not loosing the heat through the copper piping.
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As you say the cavity is unused, then I would suggest insulating all exposed pipes, especially if there are any vents from outside into the cavity.0
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