REF PIPING
REF PIPING
(OP)
Hi experts,
Do we recommend embedding ref pipe on the walls? For aesthetic purposes
Do we recommend embedding ref pipe on the walls? For aesthetic purposes
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RE: REF PIPING
In my opinion, it would be possible but with some considerations.
1- what happened if the pipe get into leakage?
2- Insulation is very important and you should select a good insulation
3- The pipes must be calculated to have no noise at all.
RE: REF PIPING
RE: REF PIPING
You never want to run piping in such a way that the only consideration is to make it look good. Ideally, a pipe chase is available where you can run your piping and service it if ever a problem arises. However, not every job is ideal and you have to run your pipe in areas where it is exposed. Consideration for aesthetics is possible only after consideration for servicing and maintenance. Sal Sham made some good points and those points should be kept in mind before enclosing your pipe and making it inaccessible.