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    Gas pressure question

    Exactly, well said GH77.
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 23, 2017 at 2:50 PM in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    I have asked admin for this thread to be closed.
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 23, 2017 at 2:41 PM in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    Right kris. I have not disagreed with an engineer's advice about pipe sizes. I have disagreed with first engineer's advice that the only option is...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 23, 2017 at 2:36 PM in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    I have (Friday) and he did. He said the only way to find the existing 22mm pipe run is to lift the floorboards on the 1st floor. Chipboard t&g...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 23, 2017 at 12:20 PM in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    Yes, I've got a bog-standard Glow-worm Fuelsaver MkII with HW cylinder & immersion heater in airing cupboard and a small F&E tank in the loft. New...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 23, 2017 at 10:36 AM in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    What's the point of the forum if people can't come here and ask for advice! The reason I disagreed with your post 33 is that it agreed with...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 17, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    Yes, I think you're right. Then no 1 if it's still too low. (My meter really is ancient, spiders crawling out of it, etc, etc). Btw, I reckon the...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 17, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    I am NOT a DIYer!! I've already said several times that I have no intention of doing it myself and that I have and will use a qualified gas...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 17, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    Ok, thanks Shaun - I understand. What do you think of my plan in post 17? Thanks for that explanation GH77. The pipe coming out of the meter is...
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 16, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    I still don't see why the pipe has to be 22mm as long as the pressure drop is within regs (as per Shaun and Snowhead's advice).
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 16, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    See post 16 paragraph 3 :) I've worked on a gas rig in the North Sea so I'm not tempted to do anything myself gas-wise.
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 16, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum
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    Gas pressure question

    Why will I end up with 22mm? Yes, there is earth bonding on gas & water pipes and it's ok (it was checked & certified by an electrician in June).
    Post by: Wormwood, Jul 16, 2017 in forum: Gas Safe Register Forum - Public Forum