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Two heating zones to one zone

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Transparent
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Oh, I can be very kind.

I think Troy would be more cosy with insulation wall thickness a lot thicker than 9mm!

Have a look at this discussion about external pipe-insulation, and then click on the appropriate links to earlier discussions. The contributor David Smith is an industry expert on the subject. He has designed a new type of insulation for external pipes, which is sold as Primary Pro.


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Profzarkov
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@transparent 

Many thanks. The garage is fairly well insulated but I think Troy Tempest could do with a nice jacket 



   
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