our plumber put the gas pipe before our kitchen is being fitted near the hob. I want to call him back to Back to put the pipe behind where the gas hob is. I wanted to supply the gas isolator. Given the pipe is a bigger pipe why do most isolation valve for gas measure 8-10mm? What should I look for?
What isolation valve for gas hob
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Why do you want to supply the isolator? Would is not make more sense for the gas engineer to supply this as he knows what is needed and is responsible for the installation should anything happen.
We cannot give any more help to what you need without knowing the size of the pipe that's been fitted of which you seem to not know (or mentioned), but even then people may be reluctant to help for fear of DIY as there doesn't seem to be a logical reason for someone to supply this part. If I was an engineer doing a job that could kill someone if it went wrong I would want to know the part I have was sourced from a reputable place and was something I know to work, be reliable etc..
We cannot give any more help to what you need without knowing the size of the pipe that's been fitted of which you seem to not know (or mentioned), but even then people may be reluctant to help for fear of DIY as there doesn't seem to be a logical reason for someone to supply this part. If I was an engineer doing a job that could kill someone if it went wrong I would want to know the part I have was sourced from a reputable place and was something I know to work, be reliable etc..
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What possible reason is there to supply something that will be van stock for the vast majority of installers?
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Or maybe to save a couple of quid.
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