Condensate pipe Lagging

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I'm fitting a boiler on friday and have to run the condensate outside, under some decking and into a down pipe.

What constitutes acceptable lagging? Is it correct if I up-size the pipe I wont need to use lagging? I think the fall I need is 40 mm per metre??

Thanks guys, appreciate any help.
 
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Cheaper to upsize it to inch and a quarter as the waterproof lagging is expensive and manky looking.
Some manufacturers give a maximum length of run outside so check that too
 
run it in 32mm+. No lagging. Lagging looks sh1te. I recently did one in 40mm as it was a long way and mostly sideways.
 
Thanks very much I will check, its valiant and the run is only about 4 meters, can't see that being too long.

Yes, I was advised I will need waterproof lagging but i've never seen the stuff.

So 1" 1/4 will need no lagging. Makes me happy if that is the case.


While were on the subject. I have never fitted one but what are your experiences with condensate pumps??
 
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Fitted a few and quite surprised me how well they work .Certainly get you out the sh#te in awkward positions.
 
Condensate pumps are one of the best inventions in the world ever when it comes to getting you out of an awkward spot.
 

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