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Hello guys, just asking this out of curiosity does anyone know why my gas pipe goes into the ground and up into the ceiling i know that the one going up to the ceiling is going to the boilet but why is it also going in the ground. Its a 1950 ex council house
 

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Well i only have a gas cooker. Isn't it possible for the gas cooker supply to go up and through the ceiling and down the wall then out
 
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When the houses were built, the gas supply was generally run to the kitchen in steel pipe under the floor. If the floor was concrete it was buried in the floor.
 
When the houses were built, the gas supply was generally run to the kitchen in steel pipe under the floor. If the floor was concrete it was buried in the floor.
Yes the original house carcase usually cooker fire and often a fridge or washboiler point, the boiler supply is a later addition in my view.
 
Do u think apart from the cooker there is other gas pipes in that wall that have been capped off?
 

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