Hi,
Apologies for the reposted question.
In simple terms I need to run pipework to new radiators on a ground floor flat. The existing floors are concrete.
I do not want to box in pipes in the corner of each room with up and over pipe runs, therefore :-
1. Can you chase copper drops in the wall and plaster over - insulate/protect the pipes?
2. Or, might it be better to chase in some floor channels and either run copper or plastic in the channel and box over?
You guys must have come across this before, I know the advantages of boxing in but they look ugly and there must be a way round it.
I'm only referring to heating flow and rtn's not the H&C's
Thoughts please, Thanks
Apologies for the reposted question.
In simple terms I need to run pipework to new radiators on a ground floor flat. The existing floors are concrete.
I do not want to box in pipes in the corner of each room with up and over pipe runs, therefore :-
1. Can you chase copper drops in the wall and plaster over - insulate/protect the pipes?
2. Or, might it be better to chase in some floor channels and either run copper or plastic in the channel and box over?
You guys must have come across this before, I know the advantages of boxing in but they look ugly and there must be a way round it.
I'm only referring to heating flow and rtn's not the H&C's
Thoughts please, Thanks