Dripping flue - is this a problem?

[SimonG]

UHU :l

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

Just got my scale rule out and I'd say it's 42mm....I use it a lot so it's pretty accurate.

 

[Dotty]

Just got my scale rule out and I'd say it's 42mm....I use it a lot so it's pretty accurate.

On yourself mainly?

 

[Ermintrude]

No cropster your used keggs! I'm gonna drill a 22 and take a pictograph

 

[kris]

Its 22mm because its alot bigger than the mortar,, if your on the computer enlarge screen a few times , but if the op could verify then that would be handy,,,

 

[Dotty]

You're both blind and daft..

 

[Ermintrude]

Your working in the circus and think we are clowns?

 

[Dotty]

Your working in the circus and think we are clowns?

Have you seen yourself?

 

[Ermintrude]

Ha ha ha

 

[kris]

You're both blind and daft..

Now now mr cropp theres no need for that,, i think we should just agree to disagree and say its inbetween at about 18mm hows that ,,,

 

[stratplus]

Defo 22mm not sure bout basket ,,,, not much protection

Standard unvented cage

 

[stratplus]

22mm for sure 😉

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

Standard unvented cage

Id agree with that, it's only got to stop you putting your hand under it.

 

[Dotty]

It ain't 22mm! Don't let the fact it's a larger picture fall you!

Look at the mortar joint. How thick would that be if that were 22mm pipe?

 

[kris]

Standard unvented cage

On our sites we cant use them we have to use an all over case. Im on my phone but when on laptop il post pic of it. The cages dont pass building control. Its not reg but construction company code of practice.

 

[kris]

Come on now guys its defo 18mm lets all agree to disagree. Fact is we'll probably never know for sure.

 

[mutley racers]

Got to be 22

 

[wetdrip]

Just to clarify the thickness of mortar joints:
The Brick Development Association ? Think Brick ? A Brick Development Association Initiative BRICK DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION » MORTAR JOINT PROFILES

 

[Ermintrude]

10mm bed and pirp

 

[Dotty]

Got to be 22

22! You're on crack!