Chrome Plated Copper Pipe 35mm

Chrome Plated Copper Pipe 35mm is the largest chrome size listed here, for pipework that has to stay on show and still look the part. It comes in 1m, 2m and 3m lengths.

At 35mm you’re usually dealing with commercial washrooms, exposed cold feeds in shops and restaurants, or visible heating mains in loft conversions and open plan homes where boxing-in isn’t wanted. The chrome finish wipes clean and doesn’t go green or dull like bare copper. Underneath it’s ordinary copper tube, so it carries water and heating just like the plain stuff.

Chrome plated copper pipe 35mm lengths

• 1m
• 2m
• 3m

Chrome lengths are collected from the counter. We also do 15mm and 22mm chrome.

Chrome Compression fittings are the tidy option, since there’s no flame to scorch the plating. Cut with a sharp pipe cutter, using light pressure and plenty of turns so the chrome doesn’t flake at the cut. Wrap tape round the pipe where a bender or grips will touch it, and use a cloth in the spanner jaws on chrome nuts. If a joint must be soldered, clean the plating back to copper where the fitting goes and expect some discolouring near the heat. Plan the run carefully before cutting, because every mark and spare hole will be on view. Matching chrome clips finish the job off.

Look through our full copper pipe selection for plain sizes as well.

Collecting 35mm chrome pipe from our Glasgow counter

35mm chrome pipe is sold at Plumb Parts, 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX, and online, between Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-1pm.

Specification

• Material: Chrome plated copper
• Sizes: 35mm, in 1m, 2m or 3m lengths
• Suitable for: Exposed 35mm cold feeds and heating mains

Common Questions

Where is 35mm chrome pipe used?

On pipework that stays on show, such as commercial washrooms, shop cold feeds and heating mains in open plan homes.

How should 35mm chrome be cut?

Use a sharp pipe cutter with light pressure and plenty of turns, so the chrome does not flake at the end.

Which fittings suit 35mm chrome pipe?

Chrome Compression fittings match the finish. If a joint must be soldered, clean the plating off where the fitting goes first.