Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stuart howes on February 05, 2006, 07:16:41 am
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silly i know but i am getting my new system soon and need to sort my pipe work out to the water butts can you bend the small bore pipes that leads to the water butts as i need go round some corners i want to run this pipe in side a 22mm pipe then that covered with an insulation cover to protect it from yhe frost so can i run the small pipe round tight corners or not?
THANKS STU ;D
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Sounds a good insulation idea but couldnt tell you if it would work one of the more expierenced wfp workers would be able to help you with this one. ???
Anyway wheres this severe winter we are supposed to be having? : :o
Hopefully we shouldnt be getting many more frost 8)
Brett
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Hi Stu,you would be better off adding some connectors,have a look here,Gaz
http://www.ro-man.com/shop/index.php/cPath/25?osCsid=befbbb11863db1ce7062d4753127373c
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thanks guys what size are these pipes thanks
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thanks guys what size are these pipes thanks
They are 1/4",Have a look on the ro-man site i sent you it will tell you all the sizes and what connectors you need,Gaz
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Hiya Stuart
I helped pack your system myself.
The pipe is quarter inch. The RO comes with about 2 metres of each pipe needed as standard. I put about 30 to 35 ft extra quarter inch pipe in with your stuff along with a connector. The extra pipe we supplied you is very good stuff and wont kink easily at all. I think that if you are carefull when laying it you should be fine.
Very good idea about putting it into that other pipe with insulation by the way.
I wouldnt mind a pic or two of this being done. :)
Hope all is well with what we talked briefly about the other day mate.
Cheers
Andrew
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THANKS ANDREW YOU ARE A STAR ;D WE HAD TO GO BACK IN OVER WEEKEND FOR THE DAY , HOME NOW ALL OK THANKYOU THANK GOD
O YES I GOT MY NEW VAN ON FRI ESCORT 55 X REG 60.000 MILES £2000 WITH FULL SERVICE HISTORY SO ALL READY TO GO YIPPPPPPPPPPPPPPYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY TALK SOON STU 8)
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Stu
Pop me a quick email please mate.
I have something I want to send to you.
Andrew
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stujeace@southend51.freeserve.co.uk fao andrew
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on the note of running it through some 22mm copper then fitting insulation to that
not a good idea, as the you will have a cold air void inside the 22mm
it would be a better idea to run hosepipe with the pipe insulation around THEN a connection to the 6mm pipe, thus the water would be in the hosepipe
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i was going to use 22mm plastic water pipe not copper it will also be under the ground about 6 inches covered with cement do you think this will be ok in the hardest frosts next year as once its in its not going to be able to be got up
with out breaking all the cement so i want it right first time plus does it matter how high the pipe is as it goes in to the water butts as the top of the butts are about 5 feet above the ground level does this restrict the flow from the ro/di thanks stu please reply mate ;D
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In a previous posting why not run the pipe through a pipe packed with sand and salt?
gaza