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Whats the difference between these, please?
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SergeantBaker said:
Much thicker at 25mm? Screwfix is 28mm.grumbler said:
Wicks one looks much thicker - 25mm(?)SergeantBaker said:I'd go for the screwfix based on price, they're all the same.
Screwfix link fits a 28mm pipe and has a 13mm wall. Wickes link fits 15mm pipe and has a 25mm wall. No idea why the op linked to different pipe sizes.
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SergeantBaker said:
Much thicker at 25mm? Screwfix is 28mm.grumbler said:
Wicks one looks much thicker - 25mm(?)SergeantBaker said:I'd go for the screwfix based on price, they're all the same.Screwfix is 28 external diameter, not thickness, I think.Just look at the pictures - and I have both types in my loft. Internal diameter is the sameETA: I checked - mine are approx. 65 and 40 (external diameter) for 15mm pipe.
SF have 13mm thick for 15mm pipe as well.Norman_Castle said:SergeantBaker said:
Much thicker at 25mm? Screwfix is 28mm.grumbler said:
Wicks one looks much thicker - 25mm(?)SergeantBaker said:I'd go for the screwfix based on price, they're all the same.
Screwfix link fits a 28mm pipe and has a 13mm wall. Wickes link fits 15mm pipe and has a 25mm wall. No idea why the op linked to different pipe sizes.
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TBH, you lot have confused me further
I will just pop into the shops and have a look.
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Had a check this morning and apparently there is a bit of a backlog with deliveries at the moment so might be worth going to one of your regular suppliers and have a nosy.Play with the expectation of winning not the fear of failure. S.Clarke0
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grumbler said:Screwfix is 28 external diameter, not thickness, I think.Just look at the pictures - and I have both types in my loft. Internal diameter is the sameETA: I checked - mine are approx. 65 and 40 (external diameter) for 15mm pipe.Pipe insulation is usually specified on the basis of pipe diameter x wall thickness x length.So 28x13x1 would be insulation for a 28mm diameter pipe, with 13mm of insulation, and 1m long. The external diameter would be approx (13+28+13)=54mmFor 15mm pipe some of the common sizes have external diameters of (13+15+13)=42mm, (19+15+19)=53mm, and (25+15+25)=65mm.0
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I'm not planning on going to wickes/etc today but have been searching again
Does any of the Wikces/bandq/screwfix/toolstations do any lagging for outside pipes like I wants as I can't see any online
I considering replacing with their standard stuff and thicker outer diameter if possible. Will do this, but Monday when weather is a lot, lot warmer here.
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I use the cheap stuff on my condensate pipe, long run about 30 feet, its a North facing wall, lasts about 5 years, then perishes to dust due to UV but its cheap enough to just replace every 5 years.0
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Hiwazza99 said:I use the cheap stuff on my condensate pipe, long run about 30 feet, its a North facing wall, lasts about 5 years, then perishes to dust due to UV but its cheap enough to just replace every 5 years.
May thanks
I want something that we don't have to worry about an prepared to pay for something that lasts long time but more importantly, does the business especially north fact as its cold, very cold
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