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<blockquote data-quote="tamdee" data-source="post: 97594" data-attributes="member: 7417"><p>Is it really neccessary to bond a water pipe that enters the property in plastic.I have been doing this for years to first copper after the stopcock, but I am beginning to wonder is there any use.</p><p></p><p>Bond to all incoming services but does it count as a service that cant conduct. I have read a few comments about bonding at boiler etc,but this would seem to me to be an internal solution.As everyone knows the amount of heating pipes and radiators on show in a house yet you dont have a earth bond to them.</p><p></p><p>Most of the houses with plastic incoming pipes are more likely to have copper / plastic/copper/plastic all throughout the house.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for any comments and help in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tamdee, post: 97594, member: 7417"] Is it really neccessary to bond a water pipe that enters the property in plastic.I have been doing this for years to first copper after the stopcock, but I am beginning to wonder is there any use. Bond to all incoming services but does it count as a service that cant conduct. I have read a few comments about bonding at boiler etc,but this would seem to me to be an internal solution.As everyone knows the amount of heating pipes and radiators on show in a house yet you dont have a earth bond to them. Most of the houses with plastic incoming pipes are more likely to have copper / plastic/copper/plastic all throughout the house. Thanks for any comments and help in advance. [/QUOTE]
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