June 10, 20233 yr Best practice, just lay water pipes on the soil from A-B or clip them to the underside of the joists? Seems a lot of effort for long runs...
June 10, 20233 yr Author 3 minutes ago, TonyT said: Clip the pipe, cable everything, laying on the ground is a bodge. Good man. When you say cable everything, what do you mean exactly? I could all use round band instead of clips, need to see how much room I have to swing a hammer.
June 10, 20233 yr Sorry Meant pipes and cables all really designed to be clipped to a surface/supported at regular intervals depending on the diameter/material in question. all round band is a good choice when a clip isn’t easy to fit
June 10, 20233 yr Depends on invert level surely? If existing low enough then a trench out the ground with the correct amount of pea gravel under and around. It's what happens under a block and beam
June 10, 20233 yr Author 2 hours ago, Oz07 said: Depends on invert level surely? If existing low enough then a trench out the ground with the correct amount of pea gravel under and around. It's what happens under a block and beam Makes sense. But this is in my extension and it's a concrete subfloor, void then joists. I've enough room to get my impact in so I'll clip to the underside, seems fair.
June 11, 20233 yr Author Thanks gents. The job is done. Combination of band and clips got me from A-B. The house was all just slung on the dirt originally, didn't think it was a classy way of doing business.
June 11, 20233 yr when you say water pipe do you mean mains? Should remain 750mm below ground then insulated where it comes up into the house. our water board inspect and wouldn't entertain any above ground clipping.
June 11, 20233 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Dave Jones said: when you say water pipe do you mean mains? Should remain 750mm below ground then insulated where it comes up into the house. our water board inspect and wouldn't entertain any above ground clipping. Sorry, no not mains. That's happily buried in the garden 👍. It was domestic water lines I was on about, under my joists.
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