Pipe Running - Copper

[@Chatterisdotbiz]

Quality craftsmanship, great job.

[@loving-plumbing]

Cheers. Thanks 👍👍

[@bryandumbrell8626]

Top work as always Luke 👍

[@loving-plumbing]

Cheers Bryan 👍👍

[@PlumbLikeTom]

Some cracking work there mate, I do love seeing copper pipes

[@loving-plumbing]

Thanks Tom. Appreciate it 👍.

[@paul55767]

Amazing pipework as always

[@loving-plumbing]

Cheers 👍👍👍

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ Quality as usual 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@loving-plumbing]

Thank you 👍👍

[@tmactheplumber4966]

Good stuff !

[@Realworldnews247]

Great work

[@loving-plumbing]

Thanks again 👍👍

[@griffithsheating]

All that chasing Looks like a right headache to me 😄

[@loving-plumbing]

Haaa, your not wrong 😂👍

[@martinwright7093]

Neat work there. Did you consider allowing for expansion in the copper pipes? I've seen soldered fittings fail after a few years on long straight copper pipe runs where floor chases were filled with sand and cement. I'm not sure how this is best prevented, though.

[@loving-plumbing]

Pipes usually buried in screed or other materials are always usually fine if wrapped. I've only seen copper fail if it's not protected. I would recommend always using a very weak dry mix when back filling. Thanks 👍

[@martinwright7093]

Cheers. Thanks for the reply 👍

[@phs84]

@@loving-plumbing Hmm some tight chases, no lagging, I’d give it a 50/50 you will have breakages from thermal expansion.

[@loving-plumbing]

@@phs84 il let you know in 50 years 👍

[@Rajsta78]

​@@loving-plumbingWhat's the best tape/ wrap to use on the copper pipes to protect against the concrete? I heard you mentioned gorilla tape! Which variant?

[@benregler9872]

Very neat as usual 😎 will you guys be going to Installer next week?

[@loving-plumbing]

Thank you. I would like to, but think we will be too busy

[@brendanfisher2528]

What do you use to bend the 28mm?

[@loving-plumbing]

Just a floor standing pipe bender. We have a old rothenberger one