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Discuss Radiators/towel rails in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi all I know this is a tiling forum but does anyone know if I can use flexible copper pipe to join a towel radiator to the existing valves?...
          
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    Hi all
    I know this is a tiling forum but does anyone know if I can use flexible copper pipe to join a towel radiator to the existing valves?

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    Default Re: Radiators/towel rails

    DONT SEE WHY NOT AS LONG AS THE FITMENTS ARE THE SAME.

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    Default Re: Radiators/towel rails

    Do you mean like ripple hose? (Copper) or flexihose



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    You can but it,ll look a right dog

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    its ok sorted it with some 45 degree end feeds and some copper pipe.... was a very awkward angle to get

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    well done sibs,as pete says it would have looked a mess.

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    Default Re: Radiators/towel rails

    Wonder if it was the micro-bore copper pipe

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    Default Re: Radiators/towel rails

    I personally like connecting them with chrome plated copper.

    I form the pipe to the right shape so that there are no joints above the floorboards. When you need 2 or more radii in the same length of pipe it can get tricky but practice gets you there

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