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Hi all.
I'm going to have the 22mm gas pipework to the combi re-routed as it runs through a wall in an inconvenient position. So I think I'll need to core drill thru with 38mm diameter cutter to make it big enough for a piece of steel pipe to line the hole. Is that correct? And where can I get 6" of pipe to fit in the hole ..the steel pipe will need a wall thickness of about 5mm ? Arthur ps. It currently doesn't have a steel pipe lining so thats another reason I think it should be done again. |
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