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Running exposed pipe..

Bob W._2
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Whats the best way to conceal pipe if you have to run it exposed (vertically) next to masonry walls? This would be new pipe for a HWH system, with separate runs to new panel radiators. Could you run the supply and return next to each other and cover both with a pipe wrap?
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fiberglass insulation
I would not try to insulate both pipes at the same time; it never looks good. Why are you trying to conceal them? for safety or looks? They also sell a hard pvc wrap to cover the fiberglass.
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A wood decorative cover?
If it were open a bit at top and bottom no heat would build up if you didn't want to insulate the pipes.0 -
Colorful PVC jacketed insulation
is available from www.techlite.com. Numerous colors and wall thicknesses available. Makes for a nice looking insulation in exposed places.
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Thanks..
I was thinking about routing out channels for each pipe in a 2 piece wood cover. Could stain it and it would look like an old steam pipe.0
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