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Gas Works

is it safe to chase a gas cooker pipe into the wall?

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.46 PM

A company want to chase it into the wall and under the skirting.

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4 Answers

KS Plumbing & Heating

Rating: 4.9 out of 5
Birmingham
Copper pipe can be chased through the wall. Must be taped and only use soldered fitting not compression. Cooker hose cannot be chased as it must be accessible.
Answered1 August 2023
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H Kitchens & Joinery

Rating: 4.8 out of 5
Clitheroe
Yes some will put a metal plate over the pipe for extra precaution but yeah totally safe
Answered1 August 2023
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PLUMBER2DAY LIMITED

Rating: 5 out of 5
Leeds
Must be buried at least 30mm into the wall, Have a yellow sheath around the gas pipe and have a 1mm metallic sheet in front of the gas pipe, But it’s always best practice to have it external in my opinion
Answered1 August 2023
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Sovereign Gas Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Kidderminster
"All gas pipework passing through a wall, whether or not it contains a cavity, shall pass through a sleeve. All sleeves shall be of a material that is resistant to corrosion, impermeable to gas and capable of protecting the pipework against failure caused by movement of the structure." Basically if your using 15mm copper gas pipe, you enclose this within 22mm copper gas pipe. This will protect against corrosion and structural movement.
Answered1 August 2023
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