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We live in an upstairs maisonette, and currently have a kitchen/living area, with 4 units. We are doing a loft extension and the kitchen/living area will become a kitchen diner. However, we will need to move the kitchen to the other side of the room. The kitchen pipes currently go straight out of the wall. Can we do this? Our floors are already pretty thin as the house was converted before building regs.
 

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