Quality Galv. Conduit

[WallaceP]

So i have a client who wants a room down with surface conduit, industrial look. No problems there, i am a little worried about the material tho. I feel the galv coating on some of the saddles and pipework isn't great these days. its fine for a workshop but when its going to be a feature like this i would like to know that i am buying well finished materials. so my question is does anyone have any recommendations other than commodity conduit for this job?
Many thanks

 

[7029 dave]

Heavy duty , if they still make it.

 

[Dobes_88]

Haven't used them myself but "The Workshop Below" have a few fancy finishes on their website if they fancy something a bit different, have a selection of galvanised switches and sockets too.

Electrical hardware and bespoke lighting made in Birmingham

We make electrical hardware in our basement workshop in the centre of Birmingham, we source most of our raw materials in the UK and produce solid brass conduit in a range of finishes, galvanised sockets and switches and unique lighting. We also sell a range of homeware from the UK and beyond.

theworkshopbelow.com

 

[WallaceP]

Thank you i will have a look

 

[davesparks]

If you want to be sure of a good decorative finish then use stainless steel rather than galvanized

 

[7029 dave]

If you want to be sure of a good decorative finish then use stainless steel rather than galvanized

Night mare to pull sets, way to soft in my experience.

 

[MJPD29]

Haven't used them myself but "The Workshop Below" have a few fancy finishes on their website if they fancy something a bit different, have a selection of galvanised switches and sockets too.

Electrical hardware and bespoke lighting made in Birmingham

We make electrical hardware in our basement workshop in the centre of Birmingham, we source most of our raw materials in the UK and produce solid brass conduit in a range of finishes, galvanised sockets and switches and unique lighting. We also sell a range of homeware from the UK and beyond.

theworkshopbelow.com

Just had a look at them, people are paying 8 quid a length for rusted conduit, I could make a fortune here