[Rod]

If I want a simple gas hob (maybe just a wok burner), and I can put a
simple pipe from the cylinder, through a (sleeved!) hole in the wall,
does this need the involvement of a Welsh dog?

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[Roger Mills]

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Rod wrote:

If I want a simple gas hob (maybe just a wok burner), and I can put a
simple pipe from the cylinder, through a (sleeved!) hole in the wall,
does this need the involvement of a Welsh dog?

Not if you are 'competent' - in the same way as for mains gas.
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Roger
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[Rod]

Owain wrote:
Rod wrote:
If I want a simple gas hob (maybe just a wok burner), and I can put a
simple pipe from the cylinder, through a (sleeved!) hole in the wall,
does this need the involvement of a Welsh dog?

It might do.

Have you also considered combustion ventilation and proximity of nearby
furnishings?

Those are, I think, the easy issues. Yes. I am sure that I can conform
to the manufacturer's strictures (but have not yet chosen a unit!)

--
Rod

Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious
onset.
Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed.
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[Tim Downie[_2_]]

Rod wrote:
Owain wrote:
Rod wrote:
If I want a simple gas hob (maybe just a wok burner), and I can
put a simple pipe from the cylinder, through a (sleeved!) hole in
the wall, does this need the involvement of a Welsh dog?

It might do.

Have you also considered combustion ventilation and proximity of
nearby furnishings?

Those are, I think, the easy issues. Yes. I am sure that I can conform
to the manufacturer's strictures (but have not yet chosen a unit!)

Gotta remember that bottled gas is heavier than air and consequently
ventilation requirement (room and underfloor) and leaktightness are
paramount. Unlike a caravan, it *does* matter if gas falls though the
floor!

Tim

[Rod]

Tim Downie wrote:

Gotta remember that bottled gas is heavier than air and consequently
ventilation requirement (room and underfloor) and leaktightness are
paramount. Unlike a caravan, it *does* matter if gas falls though the
floor!


Solid concrete floors. Ground floor. Hopefully a good start!

--
Rod

Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious
onset.
Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed.
www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org