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I want to fit a wall mounted radiator to the centre of my wall but want to hide the pipework into the wall does anybody know how deep i need to channel into the wall,the wall is going to be replastered afterwards and do i need to support the pipes once in the wall and what with :?:
 
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I want to fit a wall mounted radiator to the centre of my wall but want to hide the pipework into the wall does anybody know how deep i need to channel into the wall,the wall is going to be replastered afterwards and do i need to support the pipes once in the wall and what with :?:

Well it depends on the size of the pipe work you intend to use, also what material? do you intend to bend the pipe or use manufactured bends?
if using copper it will need to be protected from the plaster, and the pipe work should be secured normally using nail in clips
 
i useally go about 35mm deep fit the 15mm pipe in a conduit then secure with a few saddle clips and backfill with browning before plastering.
 
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hi seco may sound stupid but you have lost me with the backfill and browning please explain
 
pipe in conduit.
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pipe clipped.
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backfill channel before plastering wall with browning
but save buying a bag your plasterer will more likely sort that.
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hi seco where is best place to get browning and is it like a filler then you plaster over the top thanks for help and do you no how much roughly the browning is :D
 
most buliders merchants plasterer supplies.
wickes do it about £7 but your not going to get through a whole bag.

you just mix with water depending on the channel you can backfill over 2 days when the first lots dry so it don't all fall out the hole.
ready for your final skim etc.

BROWNING
 

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