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Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been
told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon |
I got some from a large B&Q about 2 years ago
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nafuk wrote: I got some from a large B&Q about 2 years ago Yup - seen some only the other day (granted it was also a 'warehouse'). |
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oups.com... Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon I have black lagging on my fixed, split air conditioner pipes (They are not split, the pipe was fed through the lagging), maybe a place the supplies/fits them? Sparks... |
wrote in message oups.com... Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon Hi Jon. I have used these guys in the past. And bought a load of black Armstrong for a project. Very helpful. http://www.insulate.co.uk French Brothers Insulation. Baz |
Most refrigeration firms will stock Armaflex.
Tom |
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Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
replying to jon.p.weaver, Commodore.White wrote:
jon.p.weaver wrote: Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck -- -- |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
Commodore.White wrote:
replying to jon.p.weaver, Commodore.White wrote: jon.p.weaver wrote: Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck Mail order from here http://www.pipelagging.com/ I've used them several times for standard Grey and Armaflex which is black and rated up to solar thermal system temperatures and so is more expensive. |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
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writes Commodore.White wrote: replying to jon.p.weaver, Commodore.White wrote: jon.p.weaver wrote: Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck Mail order from here http://www.pipelagging.com/ I've used them several times for standard Grey and Armaflex which is black and rated up to solar thermal system temperatures and so is more expensive. I've bought insulation from Trading Depot. They sell Climaflex Insul-tube, which is rubber insulation similar to Armaflex I think http://www.tradingdepot.co.uk/DEF/ca...Pipe%20Insulat ion%20/%20Lagging -- Chris French |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
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says... Commodore.White wrote: replying to jon.p.weaver, Commodore.White wrote: jon.p.weaver wrote: Does anyone know where I can get Pipe Lagging in Black.. I have been told that "Armaflex" may be what I want, but I am having trouble locating it. Everything I have found locally is grey. Any pointers would be appreciated Jon I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck Mail order from here http://www.pipelagging.com/ I've used them several times for standard Grey and Armaflex which is black and rated up to solar thermal system temperatures and so is more expensive. or BES http://www.bes.co.uk/products/086.asp |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
On Thursday, 2 October 2014 14:44:01 UTC+1, Commodore. White wrote:
I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck FFS... The thread is over 9 years old... |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
On Sun, 05 Oct 2014 00:47:57 +0100, Mathew Newton wrote:
On Thursday, 2 October 2014 14:44:01 UTC+1, Commodore. White wrote: I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck FFS... The thread is over 9 years old... Why would any one care about the colour when it's underground? -- The word "gymnasium" comes from the? Ancient Greek "gymnos" (naked) and "zein" (to train). So literally the word "gymnasium" means a "building for naked exercise". |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
In message ,
Mathew Newton writes On Thursday, 2 October 2014 14:44:01 UTC+1, Commodore. White wrote: I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck FFS... The thread is over 9 years old... True, but this is uk.d-i-y, sometimes DIY projects can take a while :-) -- Bill |
Where can I get BLACK Pipe Lagging
On 05/10/14 08:16, Bill wrote:
In message , Mathew Newton writes On Thursday, 2 October 2014 14:44:01 UTC+1, Commodore. White wrote: I got some from plumbase. Had to be ordered in though. I needed some to insulate pipes underground that were less than 600 mm deep. Good luck FFS... The thread is over 9 years old... True, but this is uk.d-i-y, sometimes DIY projects can take a while :-) Mine do... But I mitigate by mostly completing each sub job before moving on... |
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