uninstalling gas fire

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Hello All

Quick Question.

I have torn out my old gas fireplace and screwed in the little grub screw in the wall fitting.

do i need to cap off the part where the pipe went into the fitting? or in-fact do i need to do anything else apart from just tightening the grub screw?

I do not intend to re-connect to this fitting and its going to stay redundant until gas fires come back into fashion.

Thanks for the advice in advance!
 
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do i need to cap off the part where the pipe went into the fitting? or in-fact do i need to do anything else apart from just tightening the grub screw?

Yes - you need to get a GasSafe registered engineer to cap off/remove the redundant pipework and test to ensure that it's gas tight
 

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