Radiator pipework and soldering copper pipes
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Published 2024-03-13
I love using these pipe clips from Ecoclip as I can have my own custom pipework spacing to suit me! They keep the pipe off the wall nicely and allow to open and close the clips.
Easiest way to hang a radiator is work out the height of skirting boards. Come up an inch I always do then work out a distance that you want the valves to be above the pipework. Measure from the bottom of radiator up on the mark to the top of the bracket and you’re good to go!
Soldering these copper pipes in 90 deg fittings to keep everything looking uniform is pleasing to the eye.
Enjoy watching how I do it and let me know any different ways you do it!
All Comments (21)
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This blokes a plumbing genius and is as neat as nine pence,Fair play to the guy he goes to the trouble of recording his work,keep it up mate don’t mind the hecklers.
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Never seen a rad marked out that way before! Great pipework as always 👍
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That pipe through the wall is full of dirt which could damage the boiler. Tape the end before you push it through.
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Smart work brother, tho why I’m watching this after plumbing all day is a mystery 😅
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Nice. Like alot of people are saying in comment section there are loads of ways to plumb and hang rads as long as it is secure.nothing wrong with this way i would pay for that job all day👍
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Enjoyed watching that! Subscribed 😎
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Nice work, as always.
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Hi i just want to thanks you from 🇫🇷 because you are one of the rare plumber able to show a quick efficient productivity skill, amazing tools with a really estetic and operational results. i have 2 two observations regarding what i learned that : 1- radiatiors must be feed horizontally to increase the surface of exchange in order to get the maximum heat from the radiator. exept larger radiator than higher and high hand design radiator with different internal feeding. 2- you use i guess for practical and efficient reason industrial connector ( time and so monaie saving and effort) that increase hydraulic resistance. would you show us a classic copper pipe jump and a chipping on pipe that readuce at least in my mind connections and hydrolique resistance ? thanks and your content is amazingly satisfying
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Well done. Super Pro
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You are amazing man
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Wonderful
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I'm not a plumber, so dont know to much but i am very impressed and would be over the moon if this was fitted in my house .especially after the rough work i have seen in my house Big up mate top work
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Not a criticism, more of a curious question… why do you cut ‘the middle bit’ out when fitting the tee - surely you’d cut once then just slide along?
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Perfect video thanks!! So run pipes above skiting. So how high approx is bottom of radiator from the floor?
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Spot on
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Excellent work make it simple ,can I ask does that Wera Joker do 15 & 22mm nuts on fittings.
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What's the brand of that ratcheting wrench?? Pretty cool piece of kit!! Great job
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Those are some cute little standoff clamps for your copper. Where do you get em?
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Nice video, what joining compound are you using at the radiators and compression fittings?
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Spot on work, always going to get a ‘I’m a professional plumber’ have something to say in the comment section 😂
