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Heating pipework insulation

  • 10-11-2013 2:08am
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    Katie9
    Registered Users Posts: 53 ✭✭


    Hello! Doing small amount of renovation work on older bungalow. Plumbers have had to dig up the floors in all but a few rooms to address issues with older and poorly fitted heating pipes. Bit of a nightmare! Happened to be in a stove showroom today and the salesman mentioned in passing that the insulation around the heating pipe work can be of varying standards, with the grey insulation being the most basic. The insulation laid around the new pipe work in my home is grey! Should I ask plumber if better grade insulation can be used, if it's not too late to replace same? Grateful for any advice.


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