Hide a gas pipe
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I would leave it where it is too.
Who wants an ugly gas pipe complete with yellow stickers all over it running up the outside of their house anyway?
You'll probably be the only one to notice it when the room's furnished again.
Our hyper-fussy neighbours spent a fortune getting their CH installers to box in all their pipes in the corners of every room because they thought it would look neat. They were very surprised when they took a look at the installation our CH chap had done simply by running the pipes behind the curtains like yours. To be honest, ours looked neater and cost £2K including a WB combi, as opposed to their £5K for a similar set-up. This was a while ago, obviously
Who wants an ugly gas pipe complete with yellow stickers all over it running up the outside of their house anyway?
You'll probably be the only one to notice it when the room's furnished again.
Our hyper-fussy neighbours spent a fortune getting their CH installers to box in all their pipes in the corners of every room because they thought it would look neat. They were very surprised when they took a look at the installation our CH chap had done simply by running the pipes behind the curtains like yours. To be honest, ours looked neater and cost £2K including a WB combi, as opposed to their £5K for a similar set-up. This was a while ago, obviously
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expertgasman
Who wants an ugly gas pipe complete with yellow stickers all over it running up the outside of their house anyway?
You don't need yellow stickers
You don't need yellow stickers
That's good to know. All the one's the council's contractors have done in our area seem to have them though.
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expertgasman
Warning tape is only required on non domestic.
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Agreed. Curtain and a pot/ornament.
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cantaloup63
Out of interest, what sort of gas heater do you have upstairs, and is it still necessary?
I'm young at heartAt least I'm making a suggestion which may help the op. Grow up for goodness sake
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cantaloup63
sorry i've not replied for a while guys. I was busy with work. I wanted to let you know that after so much thinking, i thought if i can't stand the pipe, i best get my corgi friend to redirect it. So i lifted all the necessary floorboards, i.e. living room, then next storeroom + upstairs floorboards. I then got him to re-pipe again, so now the pipe is running via a storeroom. It was a bit of a mission, but its all done now.
I just want to thank you guys for being so helpful.
I hope you can help me with other issues that i'm gonna keep posting
I just want to thank you guys for being so helpful.
I hope you can help me with other issues that i'm gonna keep posting
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expertgasman
homefromhell";p="2096106 said:sorry i've not replied for a while guys. I was busy with work. I wanted to let you know that after so much thinking, i thought if i can't stand the pipe, i best get my corgi friend to redirect it. So i lifted all the necessary floorboards, i.e. living room, then next storeroom + upstairs floorboards. I then got him to re-pipe again, so now the pipe is running via a storeroom. It was a bit of a mission, but its all done now.
Thats what I said! (sort of)
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