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Hi all, Got a boiler to fit in a outhouse about 10m from house need to put pipes below ground has anyone used pre insulated pipework to do this and if so which brand ? Would need to be 15mm and 22mm

cheers in advance
 
I once used some underground ducting with some very thick walled pipe insulation, has never been a problem, however 10 m is some going, what about your gas supply, wheres the meter ?
 
phew, good job eh.
Forgot t mention I used the armflex/climbflex type insulation not the usual gear.
 
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