bonding water pipe question

[thekingiam]

i have to bond mains water pipe in kitchen behind the units, the floor is tiled and upstairs bathroom just retiled cu is in pantry on other side of kitchen.
can i take bonding conductor through outside wall under doorway and into back pantry wall distance would be 4/5mtrs outside ,if so could i pin dirrectly to wall or would i need some type of containment?

 

[Top Cat]

Clipped is fine, but personally i would put it in conduit, especially under door in case it gets damaged.

 

[truckster]

I would put it in some black pvc conduit just for looks

 

[Guitarist]

As above...

 

[telectrix]

ditto^^^^^^

 

[sedgy34]

as TC says

 

[malcolmsanford]

next...................................

 

[Top Cat]

This is the first time ever, every one has agreed with me!

Are you lulling me into a false sense of security?

I am starting to worry! :leaving:

 

[malcolmsanford]

This is the first time ever, every one has agreed with me!

Are you lulling me into a false sense of security?

I am starting to worry! :leaving:

Don't worry TC you being right was bound to happen ....................eventually:biggrinjester:

I think it's the Shakespeare, 1000 monkeys and type writer syndrome

 

[Top Cat]

Thanks Malc! Did you ever work in the pub trade?

Bar steward comes to mind!:75:

Lol

 

[telectrix]

Thanks Malc! Did you ever work in the pub trade?

Bar steward comes to mind!:75:

Lol

TC> see my comment on the tram thread.

 

[Top Cat]

TC> see my comment on the tram thread.

How did you ID them Tel, they all look dim! Lol

 

[malcolmsanford]

I did work in a boozer mate many moons ago, if anyone knows London it was the old Golden Gloves in Fulham Palace Road, owned by the Mancini boxing family.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh good old days mate where you had to add up the round as you went, none of this ordering the drink and the Bar Steward logging on lol

 

[sedgy34]

he was taking the picture lol

 

[Top Cat]

I did work in a boozer mate many moons ago, if anyone knows London it was the old Golden Gloves in Fulham Palace Road, owned by the Mancini boxing family.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh good old days mate where you had to add up the round as you went, none of this ordering the drink and the Bar Steward logging on lol

Yes, a good barman could do 3 different orders of 6 or 7 drinks adding as he went along! Mind you i bet there was some guess work as well!

 

[malcolmsanford]

I remember on a Friday we had a dentist in, one at a time, you know a pint of this, and when you came back it was and another pint of this, well as we went along it kept adding and adding, and it was still gin and this, back and oh another gin and this, eventually it came to 22 pound something, and this was back in the early 80.s and the **** said you sure mate, try again, so I rattled of the order, and I was a penny out, under charged him, but told him infront of his girl, it's all right I'd let you off that penny......................

 

[Top Cat]

I remember on a Friday we had a dentist in, one at a time, you know a pint of this, and when you came back it was and another pint of this, well as we went along it kept adding and adding, and it was still gin and this, back and oh another gin and this, eventually it came to 22 pound something, and this was back in the early 80.s and the **** said you sure mate, try again, so I rattled of the order, and I was a penny out, under charged him, but told him infront of his girl, it's all right I'd let you off that penny......................

Good for you! £22 then would be about £150 today!

 

[thekingiam]

thanks guys