Pvc or galvy?

[Carlosfandango]

At a new build I'm doing there's a seperate boiler house that will house a ground source heat pump, hot water cylinder, water purifiers, light, socket, pumps etc. It only about 3m x 3m. I'm working on a labour only price. Do you think it would be over kill to do this in galvy trunking and conduit? I know it'll take slightly longer to do it in galvy but that doesn't bother me as I'd rather leave a good job. Don't get much work with galvy so it'd be a nice change too!

 

[bigspark17]

Yes it would be overkill. But yes it would be a good looking sterdy job! Give your client a labour price for doing it in galv and 1 for foing it in pvc, explain the adv and disadv and leave it to them, its their house at the end of ghe day not yours

 

[shanky887614]

offer them stainless as well a lot of customers like it shiny

 

[ayjay]

have u a bender/stocks and dies/compound are u any good at steel conduit

 

[davesparks]

Not overkill at all, I would use steel unless otherwise specified personally.

 

[ayjay]

what about micc? thats good

 

[davesparks]

Too expensive these days though

 

[Carlosfandango]

Not used steel conduit for a while so practice will do me good!