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What makes you think the guy made a mistake? In his opinion the appliance/installation was 'At Risk' He may have saved your life. What people are saying is he didn't follow the protocol in full. For you to continue to use the appliance would be at your own responsibility and may be in...

Why should he ? Is gas work a secret

I don't see any mention of ventilation re- your cupboard, is there any ?

Diyisfun, wrote: And Love to see the instructions with that on it :lol: Did it come complete with smoke pellets and matches too :!:

Just read It, Nice to see :lol:

Never said propane and butane, there are varying different elements contained in Nat Gas depending on where it comes from. Estimates are anywhere between 30+ up to over 100+ I've read in different reports.

Recently in America one local supplier started bringing in liquified Nat Gas. The composition was slightly different to the gas they had been using for years. All the pipeline seals etc. started popping as the impurities in the new gas attacked them. So it doesn't just have to be Nat...

It's not just the injectors that have to be taken into account, also the materials of construction of the appliance. Some are not compatible with both gases, therefore manufacturers will stipulate whether they can or cannot be converted.

Short answer NO If your going to fit in an existing fireplace you have to block the chimney. Have you joined ARGI yet Paul :wink: here

There have been loads of safety checks on them and they are popular in the states I believe. After reading test reports I always tend to put the vent at high level now if at all possible. Certainly a viable option for anyone without a flue. Is yours a hole in the wall one pedantic. Was...

Look for a Polypipe stockist. They make Tons of the stuff.

Give some of the fixing manufacturers a call and ask them for there recommendations and guarantee :lol: that should ease your mind.

Still can't :lol: Nope :? Get it Now

Better still look on that well known website :wink:

A: Fixed domestic hobs may be installed using a flexible hose. The hob should be installed in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions and BS 6172. It should be of the correct type for the gas being used. The hose must not be subject to temperatures above 70ºC, and should...

Con----Tra----Diction That's All

Don`t get too excited, making the leap from plumber to gas engineer is quite a big deal, Kevplumb, I cannot believe your continual hostility toward me, I am a fully qualified plumber & have worked for many years as one, I happened to do a gas course, took eight months of working for...

All your customers sign up giving you permission then davieboy :lol:

Minimum distances apply to flammable materials Top, bottom and sides. Also to shelves dependant on shelf depth. Get a CORGI wuff, wuff :lol:

Told you to have fun :lol: :lol: