Nigel M wrote:
I've just bought a submersible pump with an outlet spigot to take 1.25"
tubing. Can anyone suggest a source for 1.25" layflat PVC tubing?

http://www.plasticsbypost.co.uk/

Exact size is unimportant (once you're over)

Nigel M wrote:
In uk.d-i-y, Ian Stirling wrote:

http://www.plasticsbypost.co.uk/

Thanks, but this is the problem I had when using a search engine. I want
heavy duty layflat tubing (at least 1mm wall thickness, preferably 2mm).

This source is 125 microns maximum, it's a long polythene bag!

Oops.
However, I have used this stuff for pump output.
If it's not walked on, and it's not going over sharp stuff, it works well.

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 17:43:24 GMT, Nigel M wrote:

I've just bought a submersible pump with an outlet spigot to take
1.25" tubing. Can anyone suggest a source for 1.25" layflat PVC
tubing?

Machine Mart? I've seen the stuff in their cat bit not noted the sizes
available.

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Cheers
Dave. pam is missing e-mail

"Nigel M" wrote in message
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I've just bought a submersible pump with an outlet spigot to take 1.25"
tubing. Can anyone suggest a source for 1.25" layflat PVC tubing?



I've used this http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=051025150 from
Machine Mart.

Peter

"Nigel M" wrote in message
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In uk.d-i-y, Ian Stirling wrote:

http://www.plasticsbypost.co.uk/

Thanks, but this is the problem I had when using a search engine. I want
heavy duty layflat tubing (at least 1mm wall thickness, preferably 2mm).

This source is 125 microns maximum, it's a long polythene bag!



2 inch layflat tends to be the industry norm. Could you not step upto this
size with an adapter.
Why do you need layflat ? You can get nonlayflat in 1.25 commonplace.

Regards
Pete
www.thecanalshop.com

"Peter Andrews" wrote in message
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"Nigel M" wrote in message
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I've just bought a submersible pump with an outlet spigot to take 1.25"
tubing. Can anyone suggest a source for 1.25" layflat PVC tubing?



I've used this http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=051025150 from
Machine Mart.

Peter


Yes - I apologise, this does seem to be a better solution than my previous
offering

Peter Stockdale