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yes well more maisonette im ground floor with concrete ceilings, i assumed would be a standard legal depth it has to be and i just wanted to get all the donkey work done before calling professionals in to do the magic bits lol

oh ok great thanks for that now i understand its a site dictating issue not a straight forward x deep problem, i will look for someone. can i ask another question?? a qualified installer do you mind doing the floor work or is it like some other professions that prefer the donkey work doing...

at the moment its 22mm upto hob and boiler with about a ft of 15mm into both. the total run at moment is about 40 ft so if i extend the run external id prob need bigger pipe which i think will look horrible all around the building cheers

if it was shorter run then would consider that way but over 100 ft on outside wont look very nice plus issue of doors. after reading some posts on here wouldn't that be issue of pressure or pipe size ??? cheers

no argument at all i'm asking for advice on digging a trench for pipe from people who may know. no not installer as i would know regs and or how to obtain them. all im looking for is advice on how deep to dig down. im going to get and pay an engineer to run install and certify the works but was...

the boiler was only updated a year ago so hoping it'll be ok. i was just hoping someone could say x deep for pipe under concrete so i could get it all ready dug out, i didn't think be that involved cheers

well thats looks like only option as no one on here seems to know cheers

the part i need the advise on is regs for how deep a trench i need to run pipe under concrete floor. i should of mentioned its a straight run of 13 ft. im reluctant to call someone at moment as not sure when i will be having job done as i have other jobs to do before moving onto kitchen part...

thats why im asking questions before i start as i have few other jobs to do before i get the boiler moved but its going to be easier have the trench done while im doing theses jobs like replacing front door where the pipe will be entering and running cheers

cant run it outside will be about 100 ft run plus will be crossing 2 door ways and trough 3 walls. cheers

i haven't sorted one out yet wanted to get all ground work done ready first

hello looking for a little advice. just purchased a ex council flat and looking to have the boiler moved from a cupboard in hall way into the kitchen. i know i will need a reg installer to do this but other issues to be addressed first. the flat has a porch and this is where the gas meter is...

very funny guys the engineer gone to Oz he had a death and the cost of him going back he decided to stay with his family over there for some time and as he will be completing the job on his return im not going to bother him at his time of loss nothing to do with coverage its respect. im in...

he's gone back to his own country for a funeral so i think would be a bit inconsiderate to make a call or txt regarding this when all it is is a question i wanted to know the answer to

cheers for that Razor (y) hole in wall done now as it was going to be done if needed moving or not i already asked the flat upstairs and they was fine with having it moved but when i marked it out noticed was to the side so thought great might not need moving, if i left flue bit longer past...

ok no problem i can understand that some may do gas work and didnt think of that when asked the question it was just case of flue needs to be where it is so gas pipe was just a question that was bugging me, in a months time the engineer will come and tell me anyway but i couldn't wait. if i came...

no not really as said i'm doing ground work for engineer to complete professional work, he already looked at job before went away and we thought pipe needed moving as would be right in middle of flue pipe but as it goes was to the side so i thought i would ask a question that someone on here...

sorry just to clarify my engineer will be running gas line to boiler not me, i have done all the rads pipe and boiler hanging

i am competent to do it as i have done base work its the regs i'm asking about before any issues arise, if i waited for a month my chap would tell me but he is away at present. i had it in mind i would have to get the gas pipe moved anyway but as its further away from flue then i thought it...

thanks for reply yes i have someone who is willing to check it over, i have done work before and he has double checked it so he knows me. is there any regs on how far needs to be?? i can't speak to the engineer as hes away for a month. i can get the pipe moved if needed but obviously this is...