Eco Sarah
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Don't know if this is a question for the beginner section....
I've had my bus 1.5 yrs and the self builder who put the gas pipes in had either no idea or no time. Anyway, we've been without gas for a month or two and no it is too hot to light the wood burner to cook. The problem is that the pipes go across the cupboards, so when you put things in or out, it gets knocked!!
They are 6.5mm (don't know what that is in imperial, which presumably it is), and I have a bunch of questions. The easiest is: where can I find info to help me make safe decisions about size of pipe and how to route it. I have worked on narrow boats and used to know a bunch about fitting gas systems: but forgotten some of it now!
I am not looking to be told how dangerous DIY gas is - so if you are worried remember I have been living with a very badly done system, which leaked regularly until I disconnected it! I am looking for constructive advice ie what to do, not what not to do. many thanks in advance....
I've had my bus 1.5 yrs and the self builder who put the gas pipes in had either no idea or no time. Anyway, we've been without gas for a month or two and no it is too hot to light the wood burner to cook. The problem is that the pipes go across the cupboards, so when you put things in or out, it gets knocked!!
They are 6.5mm (don't know what that is in imperial, which presumably it is), and I have a bunch of questions. The easiest is: where can I find info to help me make safe decisions about size of pipe and how to route it. I have worked on narrow boats and used to know a bunch about fitting gas systems: but forgotten some of it now!
I am not looking to be told how dangerous DIY gas is - so if you are worried remember I have been living with a very badly done system, which leaked regularly until I disconnected it! I am looking for constructive advice ie what to do, not what not to do. many thanks in advance....