hi is there any fire risk with laying 22mm copper heating pipes in notched joists. Due to the height temperatures they get to?
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copper heating pipes in joists
- Thread starter XanderHarris
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No, the temp of the pipes will at most be 80-85C, it needs to be a lot hotter to catch fire to wood.
I think you are bothering too much, however, if you really want sleepless nights may I suggest you read the following :-
http://www.doctorfire.com/low_temp_wood1.pdf
When you've managed to sort out what it says, perhaps you'd be so kind as to provide a precis.
http://www.doctorfire.com/low_temp_wood1.pdf
When you've managed to sort out what it says, perhaps you'd be so kind as to provide a precis.
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