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Thanks all. I shall find something carpetesque to go there. Also, now the flooring is fixed with screws, there should be no risk of someone cutting down to open it up. (We won't mention the 1970s gas-pipe touching the plasterboard of the ceiling below... good job we never moved the lights...)

Thanks! I guessed that would be the answer, but as I'm not allowed to play with gas I've never looked at it. To clip it to the joist will need it pushing down. I assume that it within the limits of copper pipe?

Hello, first time poster here. We've had a new gas pipe installed. (UK) Done by a gas safe fitter, reccomended etc. Generally happy, but I've got the floor up for something else, and I've noticed the gas pipe bears against the floorboards- ie the pipe is at an angle to horizontal and the net...