Hello All
I am sure this has been asked many times as there are posts all over the net but they are out of date and not sure what is correct, so here goes:
I am having some plumbing done in the property I have not long since purchased, it has a concrete floor. The combi boiler (Worcester Junior i28) is being moved from one location to under the stairs, with this means two radiators to but on walls either side of the staircase (imagine looking at a staircase side on). This means pipes are required to these radiators which I have channelled out in the concrete to allow for these pipes (corgi registered plumber said this was fine). In one chanel I will have radiator pipes and 22mm protected gas pipe which is going to supply the boiler from the meter located at the front of the house.
Now my question is do I bury the pipes in concrete again or just fit a timber floorboard over the area (this will require more work to cut out enough space for a floor board to fit)…..Help me please! Suggestions welcomed!
Many thanks for your help in advance!
I am sure this has been asked many times as there are posts all over the net but they are out of date and not sure what is correct, so here goes:
I am having some plumbing done in the property I have not long since purchased, it has a concrete floor. The combi boiler (Worcester Junior i28) is being moved from one location to under the stairs, with this means two radiators to but on walls either side of the staircase (imagine looking at a staircase side on). This means pipes are required to these radiators which I have channelled out in the concrete to allow for these pipes (corgi registered plumber said this was fine). In one chanel I will have radiator pipes and 22mm protected gas pipe which is going to supply the boiler from the meter located at the front of the house.
Now my question is do I bury the pipes in concrete again or just fit a timber floorboard over the area (this will require more work to cut out enough space for a floor board to fit)…..Help me please! Suggestions welcomed!
Many thanks for your help in advance!