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bexcina

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Hi - Could any one advise what product to use to seal around copper pipes that stick out of tiles e.g. showers, rads ...

i'm looking for a product that does not cause any degredation to the copper over time...

i'm posting here as there seems to be a lot of plumbers saying its the tillers job, or tillers saying its the plumbers job.. but as yet i've not found any conclusive answers...

so any help appreciated!
 
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Hi welcome to the forum,
U need a product similar to this.
It's made by Schluter and called Kerdi KM

Schluter-DITRA - Schluter-Systems

To expand on that, this is a pipe collar to be used in conjunction with a tanking kit.

Dural also make a similar product, again for use with a tanking kit.
@Lee@TileTown can help u with that product.
 
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Dan

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It can be either to be fair. But tiling is a finishing trade so tilers make good, prepare, then tile. So perhaps slightly more down to the tiler.

I'd have always used BAL WP1. Cheap and easy to use and does a great job. Sealed a leaking old shed roof once with it. Got another few years out of it.
 

Dan

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Reading it again I think it's how to protect the copper from adhesive?
 

John Benton

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I think the OP means when everything is complete how do you finish off any exposed copper pipes and who's job is it to do so?
 

Dan

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I'm absolutely baffled now pmsl

@deanotile will know the right way this is done for sure. :D
(only messing deano! - Don't need wind that one up again!)
 

John Benton

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If it is the finishing off then I would have asked the plumber to user chrome pipe rather than copper. If it does need to be covered then I would ask the plumber to provide these

Radiator Valve Tubes & Collars
 

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