Talon white pipe cover collars conceal pipe penetrations through walls and floors. Made from high grade polypropylene in the UK, available in sizes from 8mm to 110mm. A neat, professional finish with minimal effort.
Size
QTY
Price
QTY
35mm
50
£16.50£19.80
42mm
50
£17.50£21.00
35mm
5
£1.77£2.12
42mm
5
£1.89£2.27
110mm
1
£2.79£3.35
8mm
10
£1.99£2.39
10mm
10
£1.99£2.39
12mm
10
£2.49£2.99
15mm
10
£2.49£2.99
18mm
10
£2.49£2.99
22mm
10
£2.69£3.23
28mm
10
£2.69£3.23
White Talon pipe cover collars are the finishing touch that separates a tidy installation from one that looks like it was done on a Friday afternoon. When a pipe passes through a wall, floor or ceiling, it almost always leaves a ragged edge, a gap, or a scuff ring that nobody wants to look at. These collars sit flush over the pipe and cover all of that in one piece, no filler, no paint, no awkward explanation to the customer.
Made in the UK from high grade polypropylene, the single-piece design means there’s nothing to assemble and nothing to lose. The collar simply slides over the pipe and sits flat against the surface. That’s it. For plumbers, heating engineers, and first fix teams who fit dozens of pipe penetrations on a given job, that simplicity matters. Less time faffing at the finish stage means more time on the next job.
Where Talon Pipe Cover Collars Get Used
The size range covers 8mm right through to 110mm, so whether you’re finishing off a 15mm copper tail poking through a kitchen cabinet or tidying up a 110mm soil pipe where it exits a utility room floor, there’s a collar here that fits. That kind of range in a single product line keeps the van stocked without needing half a dozen different brands cluttering up the shelves.
White Finish for Plastered Walls and Painted Surfaces
The white finish works well against plaster, painted walls, and most white-gloss skirting situations. It’s a clean, neutral look that blends without demanding attention. For jobs where a more decorative finish is needed, Talon also produce these collars in chrome ABS effect and a range of other colours, but for the majority of domestic and light commercial work, white is the one that goes on and stays on without anyone noticing it — which is exactly the point.
Stocked individually or in packs, these Talon pipe cover collars are sensible to keep on the van in the most common sizes. Running out of a 15mm collar at snagging stage is the kind of minor irritation that is entirely avoidable.
Pro Tip: If the collar needs to go on after the pipe is already installed, score along the inside face with a sharp knife and snap it open slightly to clip it over the pipe without disturbing the fitting.
Talon pipe cover collars are used wherever a pipe passes through a finished surface and a neat edge is required. That covers hot and cold water supplies in kitchens and bathrooms, central heating flow and return pipes through walls and floors, soil and waste pipes at floor level, and gas service pipes entering properties. Plumbers, gas engineers, and heating installers fit these as standard at the snagging stage, and they are equally useful for builders tidying up after first fix pipework on domestic new builds and refurbishments.
Best For
Concealing pipe penetrations through walls and floors
Domestic plumbing and heating installations
Soil and waste pipe exit points
Snagging and finishing stages
Kitchen and bathroom pipework tidy-up
Compatible Pipe Sizes
8mm
10mm
12mm
15mm
18mm
22mm
28mm
35mm
42mm
110mm
Key Features
Single-piece polypropylene construction
Made in the UK
White finish suits most domestic surfaces
No assembly required
Covers damaged plaster and ragged edges at penetration points
Not suitable for: Not intended for structural pipe support or as a fire-stopping measure at compartment walls. Where fire integrity is required at a pipe penetration, a dedicated intumescent collar or fire sleeve will be needed.
Slide the collar over the pipe before final connection where possible, then push it back against the wall or floor surface once the pipe is in its final position. The collar sits flat against the surface and covers the penetration without any fixings or adhesive required in most situations.
Fit the collar onto the pipe before making final connections where the pipe route allows it
Cut or drill the wall or floor penetration to a clean size close to the pipe diameter
Feed the pipe through and position it correctly
Slide the collar along the pipe until it sits flush against the surface
Check the collar sits evenly around the pipe with no visible gaps at the surface
If fitting retrospectively, score and carefully flex the collar to clip it over a fixed pipe
Can these collars be fitted after the pipe is already in place?
Yes, with a bit of care. Score the inside face of the collar along its length with a sharp knife and flex it open enough to clip around the pipe. It won't be as clean as sliding it on before installation, but it works fine in most situations and the joint won't be visible once the collar is against the surface.
Do these collars fix to the wall or do they just sit against the surface?
In most installations they simply sit against the surface with the pipe holding them in position, which is perfectly adequate for a finished appearance. If you need them fixed solidly, a small amount of general purpose adhesive around the back edge will hold them flat on painted or plastered surfaces.
Talon pipe cover collars are manufactured in the UK from high grade polypropylene, a material well suited to the temperature range of domestic plumbing and heating systems. The single-piece moulded design means no moving parts and no assembly. The white finish is moulded through the material rather than painted, giving consistent colour without risk of flaking.
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