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Re-routing gas supply underground

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Our meter is on the NE corner of the house, from there we have a copper pipe running west, entering the north wall for the GCH and continuing around to the west wall for the gas hob. It's a bit of an eye-sore and I'm constantly worried the kids will end up knocking the pipe with their bikes etc. as they're coming/going.

 

Would it be possible to re-route the supply, from the meter, underground, entering the house where required, through the slab. If it's possible, I assume we'd use perforated ducting and yellow MDPE? There are no other services, that I know of, in this area.

46 minutes ago, jayc89 said:

Our meter is on the NE corner of the house, from there we have a copper pipe running west, entering the north wall for the GCH and continuing around to the west wall for the gas hob. It's a bit of an eye-sore and I'm constantly worried the kids will end up knocking the pipe with their bikes etc. as they're coming/going.

 

Would it be possible to re-route the supply, from the meter, underground, entering the house where required, through the slab. If it's possible, I assume we'd use perforated ducting and yellow MDPE? There are no other services, that I know of, in this area.

Hi @jayc89

 

Do you have a solid floor, or a suspended floor with air bricks?

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41 minutes ago, Marvin said:

Hi @jayc89

 

Do you have a solid floor, or a suspended floor with air bricks?


All solid floor slab, no ventilation. 

  • 4 weeks later...

mdpe is approved only for use outside the property - you need tracpipe. 

 

It's expensive...

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59 minutes ago, HughF said:

mdpe is approved only for use outside the property - you need tracpipe. 

 

It's expensive...

 

MDPE outside, converted to tracpipe before it goes through the foundations and up through the slab?

4 minutes ago, jayc89 said:

 

MDPE outside, converted to tracpipe before it goes through the foundations and up through the slab?

I think so, yeah. And depending on which regs you read, you might need to put the tracpipe in yellow ducting

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