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"Liners" is a horticultural term referring to very young plants, usually grown for sale to retailers or wholesalers, who then grow them to a larger size before selling them to consumers. Liners are usually grown from seed, but may also be grown from cuttings or tissue culture. They are grown in plastic trays with many "cells," each of which contains a single liner plant. Liners will typically range in size from a 36 cell tray up to a 288 cell tray. The most common size used in commercial nurseries is between 50 and 72 cells. The term "liner", is typically used for perennial, ornamental, and woody seedlings. Annuals in this form are usually referred to as plugs.According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, plants can only be defined as "liners" if they are at least an inch in diameter but not more than 3 inches in diameter at the widest point. Plant liners must also have established root systems that touch the outer edges of the container and stay intact when lifted from the container.The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Plant Materials Manual defines "liner" as plant material which is grown in one location and then “lined-out” in another location for finishing off. Plants may be started in seedbeds and lifted bare-root or grown in containers. Either type of these liners may finish their production cycle in the ground or in containers.A liner traditionally refers to lining out nursery stock in a field row. The term has evolved to mean a small plant produced from a rooted cutting, seedling, plug, or tissue culture plantlet. Direct sticking or direct rooting into smaller liner pots is commonly done in United States propagation nurseries. Seedlings and rooted cuttings can also be transplanted into small liner pots and allowed to become established during liner production, before being transplanted to larger containers (upcanned) or outplanted into the field.
Does anyone know whether Philmac pipe liners are compatible with plasson fittings.
I've got a repair later today and the fitting coming off is a Philmac and I've only got plasson on me. I'm not convinced the current pipe liner is going to come out and can't cut either
I am currently quoting for a job installing a 160kw boiler which will require a flue line for the flue. Do you guys have any recommendations of companies who fit these, the job is in north London.
Can anyone confirm if chimney flexi flue liners can be used on different gas appliances?
i.e remove the flue pipe from an open flued gas boiler and fit gas fire in its place, utilising the existing flexi flue liner and chimney pot?
I know you cant use a gas flue liner for a solid wood...
where is the best place to buy 5 " flue liners from, guards and plates from.
Do you guys fit the debris plate or the flue boxes and what insulation do you use for the flue.
Place near me want just over £300 for everything (with out a flue box)
Thanks steven
Just fell off me chair with a quote from specflue for a twin walled flue for a biomass boiler, apparently they only have one make (their most seriously expensive version) with an adapter for this particular boiler
Normally they see us proud, either letting us down or taking the p**s on this...
Hi, we are installing gas fires on a job, there are existing 7" chimney liners coming from the masonry "ceiling" of the fireplaces, what are regs regarding the connection of the new flue to the existing chimney liners? Is it corgi or building inspector's governance? I've consulted a few...
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Hi folks
I know that Baxi do a flexible balanced flue for their new back boiler. Does anyone know if this product can be used with other boilers? I have been asked to replace a Potterton Kingfisher. I explained to the customer that the new boiler would have to be located elsewhere as you can't...
Anyone know where you can get purpose made flue liners . 4" boiler flues need a 6" liner. Tryed a few merchants but no joy. Ended up making one out of sheet metal. Would be alot easier if you could buy them.
Does anyone know where I could get hold of a dozen 18mm soft copper liners ( Conex/Isoconex Item No F103031000SWC).IBP supply only packs of 100 which cost nearly £200.
Any help appreciated
you had a bad day?.
i have allways been a bit of a welder building trailers etc since i was 14, aall the plant gear etc. got home today to find the wife had bunged £300+ worth of steel length sections to the scrap man 'because it was all rusty' she said!.:eek:
the pikey's cleared me out, now...
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