Could anyone tell me if i am able to insulate my hot water pipes that run through the back of my kitchen cupboards that come from my combi boiler? As the wife is complaining that inside the cupboards get a little too hot and infact heat the worktops aswell ( not good for bread etc). I just want to make this area a little cooler without having to re-route the piping!!!
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Yes you can .... so long as you can physically get in to do the job. Handy for warming plates in the meantime 
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the above and similar...the thicker the insulation wall the more it will insulate
the above and similar...the thicker the insulation wall the more it will insulate
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JPC said:
If you just need a few metres of it then go to PTS and ask for 22mm insulation with 25mm wall thickness. Its about £4 for 2metre lengths.
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