Sounds like you're thinking of having them removed, but if so, and they're dead and empty, why does anything need capping?Anyone know what these are? Gas engineer reckons they are old gas & water supply to upstairs flat. Definitely dead - with nothing in em and replaced with new supply - but he’s not sure he can get suitable sized caps to cap them off… reckons the big one is about 2 inch? Any ideas?
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Any previously used gas pipe should be sealed to prevent a false gas leak, eg customer can smell gas. If they are being removed, then OP should have them removed.
It seems to disappear into the wall - again in upstairs flat it’s not connected to anything and is wobbling around… it’s another steel pipe and sorted now It seems to disappear into the wall in my flat and doesn’t come out either externally or on the other side?? again in upstairs flat it’s not connected to anything and is wobbling around… it’s another steel pipe, engineer is querying how we can cap it off if there’s no thread? Again just as a safety thing it’s pretty obviously not connectedIf you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.
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