You can hide exposed bathroom pipes by boxing them in. You’ll need the following tools and materials: Sometimes you'll have to install it in sections - we'll cover that later! Adding Another Frame to Wall And of course, there are no leaks there to begin with! We're also not gluing and screwing, just in case it ever needs to come off. Adding Skirting Board on Boxed Pipes Another key consideration is the angle of the waste pipe. The waste pipe should be sloped downwards at a slight angle towards the soil pipe connector to ensure that waste flows smoothly and efficiently. A general rule of thumb is to aim for a gradient of around 1:80, or a 12.5mm drop per metre of pipe. With some basic carpentry skills, you can easily attach a cabinet around your toilet to conceal the waste pipe and add extra storage space to your bathroom. Install Shelves Around The Pipe

Leaving wood beams exposed can feel modern or rustic, depending on how you play it. You can run extra boards between the beams as if there's double or triple the amount and install lighting between them. In this way you can hide the pipe and pretend it's a support beam like a load-bearing structure that has to be there. Nobody will question it. You can build any types of columns that suit your decor style and sensibilities. L’ or ‘U’ shaped boxings can be selected, which are available in either 1220mm or 2440mm lengths and are pre-finished with a durable and easy to clean white painted surface, as standard. Internal and external corners are also included in our range along with end-caps, joint covers and associated installation accessories. For pipes that run up your walls, you can easily hide by installing a fake wall. This isn’t an easy option for everyone, so you’ll need to hire a builder to make sure it’s up to spec and doesn’t fall down while you’re on the john.Wooden covers are stiffer than plastic or any other type of cover. So they can easily save the pipes from damage.

All products supplied are covered by the terms and conditions of the Manufacturer's Warranty for a period of 12 months. But above, we screwed on a cut down sheet of plywood to the framework that I'll be painting later to blend in with the walls.

Once we had the first upright frame level, we worked on the 2nd one. How to Box pipes in a Corner Tips: However, it’s important to note that this method will not completely conceal the pipe, so you may still be able to see it if you look closely. To create our L-shaped boxed pipes, we held our next sheet of plywood against the first. Again, we'd already cut this down to the right height.

If you’d prefer to hire a local professional to hide your bathroom pipes, why not trust us to find someone qualified and experienced to take on your project? We even use recommendations from your neighbours to locate the best tradesperson for your job. How much does a plumber cost? In this article, we’ll show you how to cover toilet waste pipe in a way that is both creative and effective. Covering The Toilet Waste Pipe Using A False WallYou can then decorate it however you want, even adding shelving all the way around it, building a seating bench with storage under it around it, etc. The possibilities are endless depending on the location of the pipe. How to Hide Outdoor Pipes