Who would AR for no meter box door?

[firemant]

As per title

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Nope

 

[Gasmk1]

no

 

[Harvest Fields]

I believe no one does, but as it is open to outside elements then surely it should be?

 

[Aire]

Haven't came accross it before but thinking logically, it is at risk of corrosion through moisture and rain. I'd be unsure whether to fill out a notice, attach a label and turn the gas off or just fill out a notice.

 

[Riley]

No

 

[Scott_D]

Sunken meter boxes could be at risk of flooding

 

[Riley]

They’d flood either way surely?

 

[Harvest Fields]

They’d flood either way surely?

Not if fitted correctly. Only ever seen 2 flood. Both the broken lids.

 

[Riley]

I’ve seen loads where the pipe termination point at the side is clearly not air/water tight

 

[Harvest Fields]

Must have been a Friday afternoon job.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yep seen loads flooded

 

[Aire]

I've seen loads with giant hairy spiders in them, so they're clearly not air/water tight either.

 

[Aire]

Are you asking a question @firemant or seeing how we all respond to tell us we're wrong?

 

[sammathias]

Just note it down. Christ if I went around a few of the 'rougher' estates I'd be condemning every installation.

 

[Burger]

I think I have done 1 or 2, but following GSUSP I would AR and not attach label as turning off wouldn’t remove the risk. I work on those “rougher” estates.