Screwfix copper pipe

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Screwfix copper pipe

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Discussion in ' Plumbers' Talk ' started by Jay , Jan 11, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. I have a 2 storey garage which is partitioned downstairs, on the roller door small side all copper pipes go up one side of the wall and waste pipe for toilet upstairs Its newly built but left roller door open the other night and my wife who works from garage thinks there is a mouse inside. This is quite possible as there is loads of cracks and gaps around copper pipes and waste pipe at my side of the garage Need to get this small area of ceiling sealed up. Is it ok to use expanding foam around copper pipes or is there a better solution?

Screwfix copper pipe

Discussion in ' Plumbers' Talk ' started by da1 , Jan 12, Log in or Sign up. Screwfix Community Forum. I'm trying to fit 2 new isolation valves to install my new sink vanity unit but there seems to be at least 3 or 4 layers of paint on the pipes. Put the isolation valve on loosely without the olive, tap gently with a hammer, the valve will slide down and the nut will scrape the paint off. Done it in my own home and it worked a treat. A stanly knife and a good abrasive cloth,no easy way i,m afraid. Rotary cutters often remove enough paint and then you can tap the fitting gently as described.

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Anyone else noticed a decline in SF 15mm tube quality lately? Milleniumaire 28 May Plumbing and Central Heating 2 3. Log in Register. Copper pipe. How not to drill a pen blank or turning your jacobs chuck into a hammer! You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. I haven't had the problem you mention with Wickes pipe, which I've used a fair bit - always works fine for me. I need to know the Screwfix stuff is good quality. I suspect that the OP has finished his plumbing project at some point in the last 6 years The last lot I bought a couple of weeks ago I also use plumbers merchants now and then, but at least around me they tend to be more expensive than Wickes at least for cash accounts , which is why I end up going back there usually. Replies 8 Views Members Current visitors.

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Cheers Alan. A new pig sticker, or the hidden costs of walking to work Having said all that when I do upstairs in phase 2 I will use plastic because I can drill through joists and because of the flexibility get the pipe to it's destination without any or very few joints, almost impossible in copper unless nothching in which weakens the joists more and is a pain on crossovers. In truth the cost between the systems may surpise you in this country, whilst the plastic pipe may be cheaper the fittings are much more expensive, making the two set ups cost similar so given a choice copper is better because I have the time to do the job. We have applications that are 20 years old and older that have no leaks in fitting and they're under higher pressure than the typical water supply lines. EDIT I forgot to add there is the reduced diameter with plastic, also upstairs which won't need so much flow or heat on much at all, I will be able to access the centre of the house to radially feed with smaller diameter plastic, which I can't do downstairs. I don't know the answer to your question but I'm curious as to why you would choose copper over plastic these days. Jake Established Member. When I investigated the roller are not perfectly at right angles to the cutting wheel. It may not display this or other websites correctly. Cheaper than screwfix though, by the looks of it if they haven't put it back up since.