Hi, So I've got a 100mm wall, breeze block type construction, I've cut out a chase that is around 20mm or so deep. it's likely the wall might need to be built out a little bit but there isn't a whole lot of room to play with once the plasterboard and tiles are on so I need a way to secure the pipes into the chase without protruding too much. The pipe clips I have cause the pipes to stick out too far. so I thought about: 1) Insulating / protecting the copper against the wall, something like (I suppose normal duct tape would be fine?) http://www.screwfix.com/p/workpro-insulation-tape-brown-19mm-x-33m/49972 2) use the following to secure the pipes (I had planned to use copper pipe but maybe plastic is better suited for this?) - Is there a better alternative?: http://www.screwfix.com/p/sabrefix-builders-band-galvanised-dx275-20mm-x-9-6m/38619 3) I had picked up one of these when they were on sale at HomeBase http://www.screwfix.com/p/bristan-b...xing-kit-chrome-plated/58495?_requestid=90018
You can get nai in pipe clips,as for protecting pipes look at Denso tape. http://www.screwfix.com/p/talon-15mm-nail-in-clips-100-pack/77564?kpid=77564