15mm Gas Pipe Installation Limits
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JR656
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15mm Gas Pipe Installation Limits

Post by JR656 » Thu Sep 27, 2007 9:34 pm

What is the minimum distance a 15mm domestic gas pipe can be fitted to a hot water pipe? Are there any remedies if they are close eg. insolation?

Are there any other regulations regarding their positioning eg. electric cables, enclosed spaces?

rosebery
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Post by rosebery » Mon Oct 01, 2007 8:39 pm

Don't think so within the house. Think it's 8 inches if they are underground.


Rule of thumb might be how close are the gas and water inlets on your boiler?

Cheers

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Post by Bay Plumbing » Sun Oct 21, 2007 1:50 pm

your gas and water need to be 25mm apart from and electrical cabling,and a clipping distance :

15mm vert-2m
15mm horiz-1.5m
22mm vert-2.5m
22mm horiz 2m
n.b between each clip.

gas supply out side:

375mm min depth if it under driveway or used fro heavy traffic area/min depth of 40mm under slabs or patio.

hope this helps you out,

Mark

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