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a pipe is said to be continuously supported when it is—
  1. (a) placed on a cradle extending the length of the barrel, with the cradle following the contour of the pipe to a defined height; or
  2. (b) laid with socket holes dug into the bedding material, which is spread so as to give even and continuous support to the pipe between sockets.
Source - AS/NZS 3500.0:2003: Plumbing and drainage
HB50
<pipe> pipe is said to be continuously supported when it is:
  1. (a) placed on a cradle extending the length of the barrel and the cradle follows the contour of the pipe to a defined height; or
  2. (b) laid with socket holes dug into the bedding material which is spread so as to give even and continuous support to the pipe between sockets.