Fixing Insulated Pipe

Jan 11, 2006 2 Replies
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I'm replacing some old wrap pipe insulation with the new grey modern kind, but in some places the pipe is clipped to the joists.



Is there a pipe clip designed to fit over pipe insulation? or should I be fitting the insulation round the existing clips?



Steve


Fit insulation around pipe clips. Insulation always seems to shink too, so I always tray and push on slightly more than appears to be required when it's new.

A tip -- if you go for cutting it to fit precisely around T's and the like, use an offcut of pipe as a hole borer to cut precisely sized holes through the foam wall.

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I've found it easier to insulate first then strap up with 'fixing strap' and a couple of clout nails, particularly on a long runs of plastic pipe.

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Easily cut to length with heavy duty tin snips

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