Talon TS Pipe Spacer Blocks fit to the base of Talon hinged clips, MDPE clips and snap-in open clips. They lift the pipe 13mm off the fixing surface, giving you room to paint behind or run around awkward walls.
Available options and pricing for Talon TS Pipe Spacer Blocks Universal Size - Bag 100, with quantity selectors and a running total
Colour
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
Black
TSP1B
£6.75£8.10
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White
TSP1
£6.75£8.10
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Talon TS Pipe Spacer Blocks do one thing and do it without fuss. They sit under the base of a Talon pipe clip and push the pipe 13mm away from the wall, ceiling or joist it’s fixed to. That’s it. No fiddly adjustment, no tools you wouldn’t already have in your bag.
The universal design means one block fits the base of Talon Hinged Clips, MDPE Clips and Snap-in Open Clips. You’re not hunting through a drawer of mismatched parts trying to find the right one. If it’s a Talon clip, the spacer will almost certainly go under it.
Why Fit Talon TS Pipe Spacer Blocks
Pipes hard against a wall cause grief. Paint can’t get behind them, dust collects in the gap, and a bit of condensation has nowhere to go. Lifting the pipe 13mm solves all three in one go. It also lets you clear skirting boards, uneven plaster, pebbledash, and the sort of wall that looks flat until you hold a spirit level against it.
On a decorating job, the spacer is what lets the painter do a proper finish rather than cutting in around a pipe and hoping nobody looks too closely. Plumbers fitting new runs on newly decorated walls will often use them for that reason alone.
Sizes and Colours
The range covers 15mm, 22mm and 28mm clip sizes, with colour options to match your clips. White and black are the usual choices on visible runs. Chrome, red, blue and yellow are there for specific jobs or where a clip colour needs to match for identification or finish. Check the variant before you add to basket, because the colour options differ slightly between sizes.
Pack Options
Available in bags of 10, 50 and 100. A bag of 100 is the sensible choice if you’re doing a full first fix or keeping a van stocked, as you’ll go through them faster than you think. Nobody ever finished a heating install and said they’d bought too many spacers.
Fitting Pipe Spacer Blocks to Talon Clips
The block clips to the base of the pipe clip, then the whole assembly is screwed or nailed to the surface through the fixing hole. The extra height means you’ll want a screw that’s long enough to bite properly into the substrate, so don’t reuse the length you’d have used without the spacer. A little extra thought on fixings here saves a pipe sagging in six months.
They work well on copper, plastic and MDPE runs, and because they’re a simple moulded block there’s nothing to wear out or go wrong. Fit them once and forget about them, which is more than can be said for most things on a building site.
Pro Tip: Add 13mm to the screw length you'd normally use for the clip, otherwise you'll lose bite in the substrate and the pipe will sag over time.
Used wherever a pipe run needs to sit clear of the surface behind it. Typical jobs include central heating first fixes, hot and cold water supply runs, and MDPE service pipework. Plumbers and heating engineers fit them to clear skirting, coving and uneven walls. Decorators like them because the gap allows proper painting behind the pipe, and they're handy on rough masonry or rendered surfaces where a clip sitting flush would never seat properly.
Best For
Central heating pipework
Hot and cold water supply runs
MDPE service pipe
Pipes running over skirting or coving
Allowing paint access behind pipes
Uneven or rough wall surfaces
Compatible With
Talon Hinged Clips
Talon MDPE Clips
Talon Snap-in Open Clips
15mm, 22mm and 28mm clip sizes
Key Specifications
Adds 13mm clearance from fixing surface
Universal fit across Talon clip types
Colour options matched to clip range
Sold in bags of 10, 50 or 100
Moulded plastic construction
Not suitable for: Not designed for use with other manufacturers' clips, as the fit is intended for the Talon range only. Not a load-bearing support for heavy or large-bore pipework without proper bracketing.
Press the spacer block onto the base of the Talon clip before fixing, then secure the whole assembly to the surface through the fixing hole. Use a longer screw or fixing to account for the extra 13mm, and check the pipe sits level before tightening down fully.
Select the spacer colour and clip size that match your pipe run.
Push the spacer block onto the base of the Talon clip until it seats firmly.
Mark your fixing position on the wall, ceiling or joist.
Choose a screw or nail that's at least 13mm longer than you'd use without the spacer.
Fix the clip and spacer assembly through the fixing hole, keeping the pipe aligned.
Close or snap the clip over the pipe and check it sits straight.
Which Talon clips do these spacer blocks fit?
They fit the base of Talon Hinged Clips, MDPE Clips and Snap-in Open Clips. The universal design means one block works across all three clip types.
How much clearance do the spacers give?
Each spacer block adds 13mm between the clip base and the fixing surface. That's enough to clear most skirting, allow paint behind the pipe, and sit clear of uneven masonry.
Do I need longer screws when using spacer blocks?
Yes. The spacer adds 13mm to the overall height, so use a screw or fixing that's long enough to still bite properly into the substrate. A standard length for a flush clip may not hold securely once the spacer is added.
Talon TS Pipe Spacer Blocks are moulded plastic spacers designed to fit the base of Talon pipe clips. Each block provides 13mm of standoff between the clip and the mounting surface. The universal profile suits Talon Hinged, MDPE and Snap-in Open clips across the 15mm, 22mm and 28mm sizes. Colour variants are matched to the Talon clip range for a consistent finish on visible runs.
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