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It's a coupling. I'm pretty sure it was black poly and both ends, coupled on to steel pipe. But surely the electrician wouldn't have put an earth bond onto plastic pipe???
Look Jennie the whole thing in your picture is a mess of odd ball conections. Turn it off in the road. cut out all the carpHi all,
Just wondering how you'd go about replacing this stop tap. It's not shutting off properly. It's on black poly/steel pipe, under the boards by the front door. Some words of experience would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Jennie
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Its a put new component in world in now, with the price of labour and the on cost of call backs I would replace all of it. The cost of each call to BG is £68.00 go back twice or 3x there is no money left in the job. and they are a big outfit with economies of scale...we all should remember this and charge more and get our jobs right 1st time ish..the price of time petrol and derv and the lost opportunity cost can kill a small business. You can run around like a headless chicken turnover good money but make little profit and go bust.I would turn off in street and just change the guts, if having removed them the seat looks ok.
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