Hello.
I've just had a new external, oil-fired boiler fitted and the oil supply pipe runs from the tank to the boiler above ground, clipped to a wall.
I'm a bit worried that it's exposed to knocks - also the plastic coating on the copper is white and stands out lime a sore thumb.
So my question is: is there some sort of shroud I can get that attaches to the wall over the pipe to protect it? Or if no such thing exists a cunning way of making something to keep it safe?
I asked the engineer if he'd heard of anything and he hadn't, so I thought I'd open it to you guys.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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I've just had a new external, oil-fired boiler fitted and the oil supply pipe runs from the tank to the boiler above ground, clipped to a wall.
I'm a bit worried that it's exposed to knocks - also the plastic coating on the copper is white and stands out lime a sore thumb.
So my question is: is there some sort of shroud I can get that attaches to the wall over the pipe to protect it? Or if no such thing exists a cunning way of making something to keep it safe?
I asked the engineer if he'd heard of anything and he hadn't, so I thought I'd open it to you guys.
Thanks in advance for your help.
P