Pipe cover?

[BBV]

Hi there, I need to run a mains water supply to a apple washing/grading machine which is sited in a huge warehouse. The pipe has to run surface across a concrete floor. It is a busy place and I'm worried about the trip hazard it will cause. I am thinking of doing it in plastic, but cant think what to cover it with so it won't got damaged. Any idea?? Thanks.

 

[bright spark]

Sorry but is there no possibility ye can run it up high say on a bit of cable tray, r something similar and drop it down at d machine. If ye have to cover it for the length of the run, the cover will end up being a hazard

 

[lame plumber]

think bs is talking sense, nothing should run on a floor in a work environment

 

[BBV]

Sorry I didn't give enough info. This is going to be a temp measure as they are building a mezzanine above the machine and the pipe will eventually drop down from the mezz. The run is about 4 metres. I was thinking of using some kind of half round tin cable cover or somthing.... And screw it to floor above the plastic pipe, but I can't find anything suitable. I'm not even sure if anything like that exists? I could have sworn I've seen this stuff protecting big cables on the sides if buildings. Might be making that up...:/. Is there such a thing ? Cheers

 

[Destroyer2813]

Just replacing one trip hazard with another health and safety will love you

 

[kris]

I know you said your gonna do it temperary and you can run a series of these cable protectors but the cost would mount up, id ndefo look to run over head than spend money in something i may not use again,,, just a thought

 

[AWheating]

run pipe, place barriers and warning signs to stop people walking over it and make them walk around it. The company/ factory owner should have a risk assessment done etc....

 

[Scott_D]

Can you cable tie it up if its only temproary

 

[kris]

My post earlier i said use these and forgot to attatch this soz,,,,
Light Capacity Cord Covers for Home and Office Cable Protection