Covering Ugly Galvy Pipe

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• Jul 18, 2007

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Aside from building a long rectangular box, is there something I can buy or construct to cover up these ugly pipes?

 

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• Jul 18, 2007

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A bench? what room is this?

 

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• Jul 18, 2007

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It's a bathroom, and the pipe spans the width of the room. Some is hidden by the bath cabininet.

 

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• Jul 19, 2007

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a shoe rack. bench on top.

 

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• Jul 19, 2007

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Bench with a false floor and a lid so you can keep towels in it.

 

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• Jul 19, 2007

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IF thats a drain, the first thing I'd do is cut it out as far as I could and replace with PVC/ABS while it's open.

 

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• Jul 19, 2007

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It's not a drain, and it's always open. The customer just wants to hide it. I'm thinking about just wrapping it with foam pipe insulation.

 

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• Jul 24, 2007

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I think it is a gas pipe, since it is not connected to any water source in the bathroom.

Are you thinking black rustoleum?