. . . would copper earthing strip be suitable for such purposes, with a melting point of approx. 1000 degrees C . . .
Now, how does that figure compare with the combustion temperature of the wood you are fastening it to?
Regards,
Alan.
Sorry for my lack of clarity. I was thinking about the specific use of the copper strip as a support method, as opposed to some fancy so-called specialist clip branded product, not necessarily about using it in a wooden shed which would probably be ashes before the strip melted.
. . . would copper earthing strip be suitable for such purposes, with a melting point of approx. 1000 degrees C . . .
Now, how does that figure compare with the combustion temperature of the wood you are fastening it to?
Regards,
Alan.
Sorry for my lack of clarity. I was thinking about the specific use of the copper strip as a support method, as opposed to some fancy so-called specialist clip branded product, not necessarily about using it in a wooden shed which would probably be ashes before the strip melted.
