Suitable for gas pipes ?

[stevebamford]

Hi all,

I need to glue together some gas pipes (have finally decided to fit my own heating)

But I found these online http://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/hep2o--flexible-tap-connectors/

do you think it would be ok to use these to get the gas around a corner - or would some kind of elbow be better ?

ta

s

 

[nickso]

no.

this is why you are going to make a sows ear of it and regret not waiting for the 10th guy to quote.

capillary- preffered
compression- fine but not in an inaccessible place

 

[namsag]

Yeah use them it will not only get the gas around the corner it will help get your whole house around the corner after it blows up

 

[MickyP10]

I'm no plumber or gas fitter, but that's a really poor idea. Really.

 

[cozzmic]

A wind up my dear Watson, indeed Holmes.

 

[stevebamford]

A wind up my dear Watson, indeed Holmes.

ha !

 

[stardanny]

Hi all,

I need to glue together some gas pipes (have finally decided to fit my own heating)

But I found these online http://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/hep2o--flexible-tap-connectors/

do you think it would be ok to use these to get the gas around a corner - or would some kind of elbow be better ?

ta

s

 

[Stingray13]

No its not suitable not one little bit, I for one will be avoiding any of your future questions to do with gas / boilers as it is clear to me you lack basic competence.

Why not go the whole hog and run the gas supply using a hose pipe then you really will get around these awkward corners, couple of jubilee clips you'll be sorted and don't for get to find the gas leaks using a box of Safety matches can't be too careful with gas and those safety matches will make all the difference.


Here is a present for you new heating system:

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• Stingray13
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[Corgigrouch]

He He He.... I'm a long way from Berkshire... I wont hear the bang

I think that he's a bit of a wind up merchant

 

[stevebamford]

I think that he's a bit of a wind up merchant

who ?

me ????