Can you hide pipes in skirting?

Can you hide pipes in skirting?

Skirting Board Covers These will be a perfect option if your pipework has been fitted over the top of your original skirting boards. Just measure from the floor to the top of the pipes (add approx 5mm to be safe) and then you have the height of the rebate required to hide the pipes!

How do you hide exposed plumbing pipes?

12 Creative Ways to Hide Plumbing Pipes

  1. Make the Plumbing Pipes Stand Out (or Blend in)
  2. Build Shelving to Hide the Pipes.
  3. Use Decorative Pipe Covers.
  4. Sink Skirts & Cabinets Can Hide Bathroom Pipes.
  5. Box the Pipes In With Wood & Paint.
  6. Add Some Interesting Joints & Curves.
  7. Make the Pipes Serve a Functional Purpose.

How do you hide boxed pipes?

When I’m boxing in pipes that need to be accessible (sometimes the plumber has installed an isolator valve or shut off tap) I use white plastic screw cups like these to screw the Boxing together so that it is removable and the pipes can easily be accessed later.

How can I hide my kitchen pipes?

If you want to hide your pipes, the best option is to use a paint color that matches the hue of your kitchen walls or ceiling.

  1. In essence, you’ll be hiding the pipes in plain sight.
  2. Alternatively, you can make your pipes look like part of the décor by painting them in a fresh color that stands out.

How do you hide the pipes behind skirting boards?

Skirting Board Pipe Boxing The most popular method for hiding pipework is boxing in, which is where you construct a box around the pipework from wood and plaster board . You may already have examples of boxing in throughout your home – possibly in a kitchen or bathroom where this solution is particularly prevalent.

How can I hide my interior pipes?

Cover them up! You can purchase plastic or wooden pipe coverings at most hardware stores to match your decor. Simply spray some adhesive spray over the pipe and wrap your covering around it. Once you’re done, cut off any excess with a box cutter or a utility knife – be careful and watch your fingers!

How can I hide pipes in my bedroom?

All you have to do is paint the pipes the same color as the wall or ceiling. There you go, the pipes essentially go away! However, if you want to bring out more character and use the pipes in the design of the room, you can always paint them a complementary color.

How can I hide the pipes in front of my house?

How to Hide Exterior Plumbing Pipes

  1. Use Plants. One of the most popular ways to disguise exposed exterior pipes is to use plants.
  2. Use a Wooden Box. A wooden box is a great option for pipes grouped together.
  3. Use Decorative Objects.
  4. Paint the Pipe.
  5. Cover the Pipe.
  6. Industrialize the Pipe.
  7. Now You Know.

How do you hide a skirting board pipe?

Skirting Board Pipe Boxing The most popular method for hiding pipework is boxing in, which is where you construct a box around the pipework from wood and plaster board. You may already have examples of boxing in throughout your home – possibly in a kitchen or bathroom where this solution is particularly prevalent.

What is the depth of a skirting board cover?

However, we can manufacture skirting board covers with depths of 30mm or 36mm. When measuring for skirting board covers you’ll need to know the depth of pipes from the wall and the height of the pipes from the floor. The image features a Bullnose Groove Skirting Board Cover with a height of existing skirting at 90mm and a depth of 25mm.

Do you have an alternative to pipe boxing skirting boards?

With that being said, we do have an alternative option for you – pipe boxing skirting boards. We’ll come to this a little later in the post. So what options do you have for hiding pipework? Most pipes that customers are looking to hide are radiator pipes for their central heating system.

How to remove plasterboard skirting without damaging the wall?

Use a taller board, remove the clips, push pipes into space at bottom of plaster/board et voilá Done it but it was in our old house. Fine for skirting semi hidden by sofas, bath, sink etc but might stick out a bit on an open wall.