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Read what I said again please - if the hole in the wall is filled in.
Obviously the cable needs re-routing first and I'm not arguing otherwise. Would you, speaking seriously, replace the entire meter box to remedy a small hole in the back that could be patched up? Reason I ask is many gas boxes of a certain age have damaged doors or rodent damage and landlord's certificate inspections don't seem to care too much, which I assumed was because there wasn't a path to the inside. Is this wrong?
Who's info is irrelevant?
Yes no different to the gas pipe not being sealed the spigot / manufacturer holes are there for a reason
Can you guarantee that hold will stay sealed / tight to the cavity just by putting a blob on it