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Gas pipe in wall.
Hi I'm fitting some new kitchen cupboards and there is a gas pip nearby. Its
buried in the wall Generally do Gas Pipes run from the floor up, and in straight lines not diagonally between two points. Thanks Darren |
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Darren Forward wrote:
Generally do Gas Pipes run from the floor up, and in straight lines not diagonally between two points. Even if they generally do, why risk damaging it based on the assumption that yours actually does? Use a stud/cable/pipe detector ... |
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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 15:32:44 -0000, "Darren Forward"
strung together this: Generally do Gas Pipes run from the floor up, and in straight lines not diagonally between two points. Yes, and no. I'v seen pipes running along walls up, down, with tees in the middle, sets, bends and every other combination. -- SJW Please reply to group or use 'usenet' in email subject |
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