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Evening all , just enquireing as to what is the cheapest /most reasonably priced silver tape to go round copper pipes going into channel in wall , duct or duck tape seems quite expensive for the job .
Cheers Mark
 
that is because the both tapes u mention are wrong, try denso tape, its the only thing that will prevent the Cu rotting out or you could use plastic coated pipe designed to be buried in walls and screed, but you have to pay to do the job right
 
Hi lame plumber , i took a stab at the tapes , the reason i wanted to know about the silver tape is that i saw a heating engineer putting pipes in wall with said silver tape and i am caurious to know what this tape is , he had disappeared before i could ask .
Do you have any idea ! have used denso tape in the past ( yuk) but if needs must .
Cheers Mark
 
forgot it was plaster :), I always use plastic coated tube in plaster, cant be faffing around with tape.

I pulled some copper out of a wall today, wrapped with insulation tape, 15mm copper, full of corrosion and holes, just proved to me to do it right first time if you want it to last
 
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forgot it was plaster :), I always use plastic coated tube in plaster, cant be faffing around with tape.

I pulled some copper out of a wall today, wrapped with insulation tape, 15mm copper, full of corrosion and holes, just proved to me to do it right first time if you want it to last

if the 2 inch pvc tape is used no issues its when the chepo normal stuff is put on theres issues
 
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