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Lagging Pipe Insulation For Copper Pipe 22mm X 2M
R62.00
To minimise the risk of both freezing and heat loss, copper pipes can be insulated fairly cheaply with pipe insulation. It’s an easy DIY task . You just place foam tubes around pipes and secure them in place with cable ties. It may be worth hiring a plumber to install it in hard-to-reach areas.
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Description
Polyethylene (flexible plastic foamed insulation) – this is probably the most widely used type of pipe insulation.
Available for 15mm and 22mm
Sold in lenghts of 2m
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 8 × 20 cm |
| Product Type | |
| Thickness |
22mm |
| Lenght |
2m |
Shipping & Delivery
Mercury Build it delivers to East Rand and surrounding areas.
Payments may take up to 3 Days to clear, and another 2 Days for delivery. We will keep you informed of any developments or on your order.
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