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my mate johnny scumbag loves external copper pipe runs, especially ones that are adequately clipped, they just fall into the swag bag.:)
 
I work on new builds, and the gas pipes on the flats run right down the outside in downpipes & that's only because the developer think it looks more pleasing to the eye :/

in downpipes or behind them?
 
I work on new builds, and the gas pipes on the flats run right down the outside in downpipes & that's only because the developer think it looks more pleasing to the eye :/

how do you clip em if there in down pipes
 
Your buggered when the next next guy tees the boilers condensate into the down pipe... All that corrosive water on the gas pipe ;p
 
Clipped on the horizontal over to the downpipes and the downpipes notched at the back.. Gas pipe clipped and the down-pipe is then extended until the next clip with a coupling. The gas pipe is protected with yellow coating. The down-pipe doesn't connect to a gutter it is capped off to the elements
 
Chances are the Developer doesn't want the gas pipes stolen. all that nice shinny copper, imagine the temptation:vanish:

Yes for both reasons safety and visuals.. I installed 10 flats worth of gas pipes externally took me the whole day.. Looked amazing until I came on site the next day to find it all stolen.
 
Clipped on the horizontal over to the downpipes and the downpipes notched at the back.. Gas pipe clipped and the down-pipe is then extended until the next clip with a coupling. The gas pipe is protected with yellow coating. The down-pipe doesn't connect to a gutter it is capped off to the elements

so the copper gas pipe is clipped to the correct distances with pipe clips and then the downpipe sits ontop of it? with the weight of the downpipe on its own clips?
 
Clipped on the horizontal over to the downpipes and the downpipes notched at the back.. Gas pipe clipped and the down-pipe is then extended until the next clip with a coupling. The gas pipe is protected with yellow coating. The down-pipe doesn't connect to a gutter it is capped off to the elements
ahh wondered how you did it
 
so the copper gas pipe is clipped to the correct distances with pipe clips and then the downpipe sits ontop of it? with the weight of the downpipe on its own clips?

Yes I clipped the 28mm pipe every 2.5m using Munson Rings.. & all the downpipes is adequately clipped aswell.
 
must be a pain to cut the downpipe, do you use a grinder?

ive done simular work in the past but we just fitted downpipes infront of gas pipes.
 
Yes I clipped the 28mm pipe every 2.5m using Munson Rings.. & all the downpipes is adequately clipped aswell.

must be a pain to cut the downpipe, do you use a grinder?

ive done simular work in the past but we just fitted downpipes infront of gas pipes.

Yes I used a grinder, I would've liked to do it the way you have much I sadly don't get much of a say
 
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