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When connecting a plastic metric waste pipe from a bath to a metal imperial pipe in the wall is it standard practice to use denso tape on the outside of the join? Does it stop potential leaking or movement?
 
Thanks for getting back to me. Hoping that denso is being used as a belts and braces approach but seems strange. This is the second bathroom I have seen with this construction method. Wood blocks any better than pipe clips or is this another non-standard/poor practice?
 
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