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richo106

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Hi

 

We are having an ASHP installed in our renovation project and the contractor has requested 2 x 28mm insulated main flow and return pipes from our plant room to ASHP outdoor unit. (See attached pic)

 

They said it’s better under the floor, we are having a complete new floor put in, 200mm hardcore, 150mm concrete slab, 200mm PIR, UFH pipes, 50mm screed.

 

whereabouts within the floor would you put these pipes? Would you put them in a duct incase they need replacing or anything?

 

Any advice or information greatly appreciated 

 

Many Thanks

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I would run the ASHP pipes, and don't forget cables as well, within the thickness of the wall between plant and living room.  Assuming it is a stud wall?

 

It is a brave plumber and electrician that wants to drill the holes for pipes and cables before the ASHP is on site.  Last one I did we waited until the ASHP was there before drilling holes and running cables and pipes.

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14 minutes ago, ProDave said:

I would run the ASHP pipes, and don't forget cables as well, within the thickness of the wall between plant and living room.  Assuming it is a stud wall?

 

It is a brave plumber and electrician that wants to drill the holes for pipes and cables before the ASHP is on site.  Last one I did we waited until the ASHP was there before drilling holes and running cables and pipes.

Good idea, it’s not a stud wall it’s a block wall.

 
I can just stud the back wall of the WC anyway to house the pipes and cables as required

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