Last winter, I experienced creaking noises from the pipes in my loft. It was when the weather was particularly cold. Is this doing any damage? If so, can I make any preventive moves? Also - should my heating be left on or off or on timer- if so what time should I put it on to keep the risk of freezing pipes without my heating bill going through the roof? Also Is there anything I can use to strengthen the joints to handle the expanding? In other words - any general info on this sort of thing that I can consider in the next few months before the next cold period.
creaking pipes from the loft in winter
- Thread starter winker watson
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Are the pipes copper or plastic?
What are they supplying?
How long are the pipe runs?
Are the pipes clipped? If so, how often (distance-wise)?
Are they lagged? If so, with what thickness?
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What are they supplying?
How long are the pipe runs?
Are the pipes clipped? If so, how often (distance-wise)?
Are they lagged? If so, with what thickness?
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
This is a duplicate post - see
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=416742&highlight=#416742
Winker, please read the forum rules.
I have locked it.
Mod Rupert
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