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Wish I had taken photos now, but if you find it hard to believe that soft copper can not be chewed through....then fit it in a loft full of squirrels and see for yourself.....copper water pipe is a lot thick and stronger, that a few thou covering micc.
 
As a test...take a piece of micc you have been learning to pot lately, and try gently nibbling away with a pair of cutters...then tell us what you think..
 
As a test...take a piece of micc you have been learning to pot lately, and try gently nibbling away with a pair of cutters...then tell us what you think..

if it is glanded then they have a round serfice to bite into.

what im saying is if they are chewing copper/plastic then they will have bigger problems with there house flooding.

yes I know 15mm copper is thicker but plumbers tend to use plastic everywhere now
 
It's not just the wiring that mice will damage.
If it was my house I'd be using the money I saved from not having a completely sealed galv conduit install towards the first few years of continuous pest control.

Shanky beat me to it, sort of :)
 

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