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Copper pipes and concrete
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thanks, does anyone know which products to specifically buy to cover these point, ideally links to screwfix would be appreciated:
Methods used to protect copper pipes:
1 A plastic sheath set into the floor with cement mortar. No joints should be located in the sleeve.
2 Burying - Pipes which have been protected laid on top of base concrete and covered by a screed. Pipes up to 28mm may be buried and a minimum cover of 20mm must be applied. When pipes are to be buried in magnesium-oxy-chloride cement or magnesite flooring copper is the only material recommended (BS6891) and must be factory plastic coated.
3 Use of preformed ducts.
4 Use of a protective covering at least 5mm thick (BS 6891).
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Hi
With regard to post 9 this complies with regs. http://www.hep2o.co.uk/v2Oconduit1.htm
The whole hep2o site is very useful.
HTH
Corgi Guy.Ask to see CIPHE (Chartered Institute of Plumbing & Heating Engineering)0 -
hi
can the Hep2O® Conduit system be installed if the pipes are already in place?
IE can it be installed without having to remove or cut pipes, just put over the pipes?
thanks
Lee0
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