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Geez Dane...
Can you resize that for us???? I don't think my screen is big enough
; ) oh hek you seem to have changed it!
I have noticed that we have to keep to the 25% 40% centre line and no bigger than 25% of the depth of the joists.... however this doesn't seem to apply to plumbers!! I've seen 1"1/2 chopped in the under side of a joist before!!
Can you resize that for us???? I don't think my screen is big enough
; ) oh hek you seem to have changed it!I have noticed that we have to keep to the 25% 40% centre line and no bigger than 25% of the depth of the joists.... however this doesn't seem to apply to plumbers!! I've seen 1"1/2 chopped in the under side of a joist before!!
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Dane
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i took it off the site, it was rather large
Hosted on my own space now so admin dnt get his bottom lip out
Hosted on my own space now so admin dnt get his bottom lip out
your right, it doesnt apply to plumbers.
their manual says 'remove anything necessary. allow room for any future pipes if you make the hole too big'
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Dane
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you cant see it in the picture, but this pipe runs a 5m length, just clipped flush with the bottom of the joist
any clips holding it in, or is it wedged in?
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Dane
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about 3 clips
Didn't think plumbers made holes too big... they're either too small or a good fit
Is that 15mm copper for the gas??
Is that 15mm copper for the gas??
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Dane
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yupDidn't think plumbers made holes too big... they're either too small or a good fit
right from a t piece where the boiler will be
this single pipe supplies Hob, Oven and a flue less gas fire
I thought they had to use 22mm for most things now?!?!
just at the visible ends....
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Dane
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ian932
Senior Member
Thats crazy and on a triple joist which is there for a reason, I bet there is no more building inspections now until the final when its all covered up X(
