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Plumbing in a washing machine into garage
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Anyone in th Loughborough area who can plumb? I have a washing machine that i want plumbing in, will need to run the cold from under the sink in the kitchen, around the edge of the garden and into the garage. I need it to be able to work pretty much all year round so will need to be insulated. Please PM me if your interested. Dave |
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29-01-2012, 05:43 PM
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In that case, you will probably need it burying 750mm minimum, and a trace heater putting on too
 Don't expect to get it done for a tenner All this is assuming it's a dettacthed garage and no internal route is available. Also, bear in mind the waste too |
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29-01-2012, 06:22 PM
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A tenner?! I was thinking a fiver
Seriously though i dont know about burying the pipe as its all crazy paving along the route from under the kitchen sink/bib tap around the edge of the garden, approx 20m into the corner of the garage. Would a well lagged pipe with trace heating not work? Id be ok with not using it when below about 3 Centigrade as its a second washing machine. Plus if pipe is above ground its easier to fix any splits/leaks. Oh and yes it is a detached garage, trying to create a little laundry/utility room at one end of the garage. Thanks for the input zippy - are you a plumber by any chance? Dave |
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And by waste 67zippy means the dirty water that will be leaving the machine. Where's that going to go? |
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05-02-2012, 08:19 PM
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Hi Samba,
I was just going to run the waste out through the wall, theres a flower bed the other side of the wall which it could soak into. Looks like im going to have trawl yellow pages and trusted plumber sites/reviews to find someone in local area as noone has pm'd me  thought i could help someone out and save myslef a few quid at the same time, obviously recession hasn't hit plumbers Notts |
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