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Hi guys doing a landlord cert in a house converted to flats, pipework comes out of wall mounted meter box and rises 5m up the wall and through the sofit. The pipework is clipped with plastic clips but not the close lock type. Am I right to write this down as NCS guys?

Many thanks

George
 
Hey buddy, you could. I think a lot of it boils down to the potential for damage if it's a high traffic/ busy area. Why I tend to always use munsons externally. They just give that little extra solidity
 
or get it done in mild steel pipe, wont get damaged then, but just suggest it to the customer as its all you can do now
 
Cheers for your replies guys, landlord is up for changing clips so that's cool, explained to him the potentials of them not being as secure. It's a student let and on a busy road/driveway.

You guys are right about NCS but I still like to call it that :( my bad
 
def ncs, male back plates and munsens or simular is what id use. keeps the pipework off the wall enough to make it easy to solder (keeps the fittings out the sleeve)
 
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