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1 plumbing products guide

2 radiator pipe guide & seals A significant development in the drive to reduce air leakage and heat loss. Installations such as that shown are all too common. The detail is poorly sealed and this will allow air and heat to escape through it. This could lead to a failure of the now mandatory pressure test of new houses. GRS-FF face fix radiator pipe guide & seal Allows accurate installation Rubber grommet to hold pipe and prevent air loss Pipes fed out at the optimum angle to avoid kinking/sagging Integral flexible perimeter seal prevents air leakage Three secure fixing points As builders seek to comply with the Revised Part L Building Regulations to make new homes more energy efficient, the area behind central heating radiators where the pipes exit the wall has been identified as a key point of heat loss. Because, until now, there has been no satisfactory method of properly sealing this area, many installations leave gaps around the pipes that allow heat to escape and bills to be pushed up. This is an unsatisfactory state of affairs from every point of view, and one that could well result in failure of the now mandatory pressure test with all of its practical and financial consequences. Designed specifically for users of plastic pipes, an increasingly popular option, the original Radiator Pipe Guide and Seal and the face-fix versions, which is particularly suited to studded walls, provide a complete solution to this problem by ensuring there are no gaps through which heat can be lost. In addition, their innovative developments guide pipes to the radiator, preventing kinks and twists. Inexpensive, quick and easy to fit, the Radiator Pipe Guide and Seal provides a highly effective barrier, conserving energy and reducing householder s fuel costs. For builders, it is an ingeniously simple way of complying with the Revised Part L Regulations regarding air leakage. The face-fix radiator pipe guide and seal (GRS-FF) is designed to be fitted at the final fix plumbing stage. It provides an effective barrier for the loss of warm air to pipe entry points behind radiators. The face-fix nature of the product enables the user to fit both block and particularly studded wall details without any additional preparation work. Simply pull the pipes through a hole in the dry lining and feed them through the the product, then screw it in position to seal the detail. The seal will work with pipes coming from below, above or from the side of the radiator. Product Reference Colour Pipe Packing details GRS-FF White For use with 10mm dia. plastic pipe 20 per box

3 radiator pipe guide & seals GRS radiator pipe guide & seal GRS-SE single exit radiator pipe guide & seal Allows accurate installation Skim-bead provides guide for plastering up to Pipe guides eliminates kinks and helps prevent pipe sag Pipe clamp preventing chafing of pipes Air tight foam gasket prevents air leakage Four secure fixing points Rubber grommet to hold pipe and prevent air loss Convex design helps to ensure air tight seal when fitted Can be orientated in any direction to aid pipe alignment Sealant channel on reverse to prevent air leakage Two secure fixing points The radiator pipe guide and seal (GRS) has been designed and developed to meet the need of the modern house builder and plumbing contractor. The unit fits to the internal blockwork or stud wall behind the dry lining, directly behind where the radiator will sit. It guides the pipes through the plasterboard at the ideal angle to the radiator valves without kinking, chaffing or sagging problems. The single exit radiator pipe guide and seal (GRS-SE) is designed particularly for use with larger radiator units, where a third bracket is fastened midway along the radiator. The distance from the centre of the radiator may be sufficient to cause excessive pipe sag, which could leave the pipe visible below the bottom of the radiator. The unit is slim enough to fit behind the radiator and will provide a draft seal to help achieve the new air leakage requirements of the modern building regulations. Due to its face-fix nature, (identical to the GRS-FF) the product is ideal for studded wall details. The foam surround provides a draft seal around the detail which helps builders to achieve the new air leakage requirements of the modern building regulations. Product Reference Colour Pipe Packing details GRS White For use with 10mm dia. plastic pipe 20 per box Product Reference Colour Pipe Packing details GRS-SE White For use with 10mm dia. plastic pipe 20 per box

4 access panels Providing a quick and easy means of access to hidden areas and services. Recent changes to Part J of the Building Regulations relating to the inspection of concealed gas flues has incorportated a Gas Safe guideline requiring for there to be an adequate provision of access for inspection. GL100 GL300 access panels Allows easy access to: Soil and waste pipes Gas Flues and outlets Valves, stopcocks and plumbing fittings Fuse boxes, wiring systems and switches Controls and connection links Where boilers are located away from external walls, flues are more likely to run through ceiling or wall voids. In such cases when the gas appliance is serviced or maintained it can be difficult, or impossible, to determine whether the flue has been installed correctly or whether it is still in good condition. Gas engineers are legally required to check the flue after carrying out any work on the boiler. This will include a visual inspection. Similarly, when an engineer installs a boiler they need to ensure that it can be used without constituting a danger to anyone; this would include checking whether the flue is safe. The original installer and every subsequent servicing or maintenance engineer need to be able to check that: The flue is continuous throughout its length All joints are correctly assembled and are appropriately sealed The flue is adequately supported throughout its length Unless the gas engineer can make these checks they cannot ensure that the flue from the boiler is safe in order to comply with their legal duties. This necessitates the provision of appropriate inspection hatches in the ceiling or stud wall. Manthorpe s range of standard and fire rated access panels are ideally suited to providing access to concealed gas flues. The GL100 / GL300 access panels provide a cost effective solution for easy access to hidden building services behind a ceiling or wall. The product is lightweight, easy to fit and is manufactured from High-Impact Polystyrene which gives the panel a smooth textured finish which can be painted over if required. Both panels also have a hinged door which is fully detachable from the frame to allow for easier access to services. The rectangular GL100 access panel is 150mm x 200mm in size, while the larger version, the GL300 is a 300mm square panel. Product Reference Size (mm) Colour Material Box Qty GL x 200 White HIPS 20 GL x 300 White HIPS 1 / 10

5 access panels GL150F GL130F GL450F 1hr fire rated access panels Provides protected access to: Soil and waste pipes Gas Flues and outlets Valves, stopcocks and plumbing fittings Fuse boxes, wiring systems and switches Fire Rated GLTAP-500 GLTAP-5CP tile access panel Kit includes: 4 lengths of upvc frame extrusion 8 high-impact polystyrene corner support clips 1 fibre cement composite back board 2 magnetic touch latches Ceramic tiles not included Product Reference Size (mm) Colour Material Box Qty GL150F / GL151F 150 x 200 White GL130F / GL131F 300 x 300 White GL450F / GL451F 450 x 450 White The range of fire rated access panels, GL150F, GL130F and GL450F, provide various sizes of protected openings, in both ceilings and walls, giving access to building engineering services. The door is finished in powder-coated white steel and can be over painted to blend with the surrounding surface. Each one hour fire rated access panel is fitted with a catch lock and a simple T key is supplied. The GL151F, GL131F and GL451F fire rated doors come complete with a more substantial key lock for additional security. Fire rated panels need to be secured on all four sides and a protective layer of resistant board should be fitted around the perimeter of the frame. Additional sizes can be made to order. Galvanised mild steel - Coated 1 Galvanised mild steel - Coated 1 Galvanised mild steel - Coated 1 Product Reference Size (mm) Packing Details Weight GLTAP-500 GLTAP-5CP Min. 150mm² Max. 465mm² Min. 150mm² Max. 465mm² The GLTAP-500 tile access panel is a versatile kit of parts that can be quickly assembled to form a cloaked access panel within a tiled wall. The panel is completely flexible and can be used with most sizes and thickness of tiles to form an access panel of any varying dimensions from 150mm to 465mm square. The GLTAP-500 is quick and easy to fit and its inclusion into the décor of the bathroom or kitchen ensures a seamless blend with the rest of the tiling. When access to services is required, a light touch releases a magnetic catch and the panel opens smoothly. A contractor pack of 5 access panels (GLTAP-5CP) is available, providing a cost effective solution aimed at the professional housebuilders and tilers (supplied without the backing board). Boxed individually or in boxes of 5s 5 tile access panel kits per box 1 box = 2.8 kg 1 box = 2.2 kg

6 core drill ventilator G900 5" core drill vent system allows for the increase or decrease of air flow into a dwelling ancillary products GPS4 4" soil pipe seal addressing the air leakage issues of pipe penetrations Product features: Fully hooded weather proofed external cowl cover Discreet internal louvred grill with hidden fixing holes Anti draught baffle available to reduce airflow if required Product features: Splits apart for easy installation Clamps to create seal Flexible membrane seals the air path around the pipe penetration Hooded External Cowl Available in brown, terracotta & white Internal Louvre Grill Only available in white Anti-draught baffle Product Reference Free Airflow mm 2 Size Width/Height G900 5" Core Vent The Manthorpe 5" core drill vent is designed for use when ventilating a gas appliance, it can also be used to supply general through wall ventilation. Using a standard size core drill, the system can be fitted quickly and easily in both new build and refurbishment situations. Without the anti-draught baffle, the measured free area is 100cm² which is enough to provide ventilation to a 27kW or 92,000 Btu/h appliance (which is in accordance with BS5440 Pt.2:2000). With the anti-draught baffle installed, the effective free area (as tested by the BRE) is 70cm² enough to provide ventilation to a 21kW or 71,500 Btu/h appliance. 10,000 without baffle 7,000 (effective) with baffle Max. 350mm long, 125mm dia. The GPS4 is designed to seal the hole created around a 4 soil pipe when it penetrates a ceiling or suspended floor. Used after the installation of the soil pipe, before the stack is boxed in, the seal splits and bends around the pipe and can be stuck to the surrounding detail. pipe & cable ducting An easy to access underfloor ducting system for pipes & services. Manthorpe s range of pipe and cable ducting offers a cost effective alternative to the traditional methods of shuttering. The duct is ideal for internal runs of cables and other services in concrete screed floors. There are 3 sizes available to suit many varying requirements. Product Reference Size - Overall Packed in GPS4 220mm x 235mm - Ø 110mm hole 20s GW510 / GW511 (L) 3 m (W) 125mm (D) 50mm 10s GW530 / GW531 (L) 3 m (W) 150mm (D) 70mm 10s GW550 / GW551 (L) 3 m (W) 175mm (D) 50mm 10s

7 Manthorpe Building Products Ltd Manthorpe House Brittain Drive Codnor Gate Business Park Ripley, Derbyshire DE5 3ND Tel: References: Building Regulations 2002 Approved Documents L1A & F2 DTLR Robust Construction Details BRE Thermal Insulation Avoiding Risks (BR262) BS 5250 Control of Condensation in Buildings BS 476 Fire Test on Building Materials and Structures BS 5440:2000 Part 2: Specification for installation and maintenance of ventilation for gas appliances. NHBC Thermal Insulation and Ventilation Good Practice Guide BYELAW 58 Accessibility of pipes and pipe fittings Manthorpe Quality Manthorpe manufactures a range of ventilation and building products at its headquarters in Derbyshire, under a ISO9001 Quality Assurance Scheme. All products are designed to comply with the relevant current Building Standards when fitted in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions. The company maintains a policy of continuous development of its product range and reserves the right to amend the specifications without notice. Issue B Published July 2013