Gas pipe in Cavity

[The Flute]

So wanting to do some building work at home and wondered if it was acceptable to build the gas pipe into the cavity of a wall. This is the pipe in question.
Thanks for any help you can give

 

[snowhead]

Absolutely NOT.
That's Nat Grids supply pipe with shut off.

 

[SimonG]

Arm and a leg to move.

 

[snowhead]

http://www2.nationalgrid.com/UK/Ser...ons/Documents/Connections-Charging-Statement/

Minimum £433 maximum £1327 for up to 5mtrs move, price depends on location in country.

Minus 12.5% if you arrange your own internal reconnection.

 

[gassafe]

Absolutely NOT.
That's Nat Grids supply pipe with shut off.

How do they shut it off from that, is there a valve in the top bit then?

 

[quality]

http://www2.nationalgrid.com/UK/Ser...ons/Documents/Connections-Charging-Statement/

Minimum £433 maximum £1327 for up to 5mtrs move, price depends on location in country.

Minus 12.5% if you arrange your own internal reconnection.

Job I did last week cost home owner £720 with no internal reconnection

 

[Unregistered]

How do they shut it off from that, is there a valve in the top bit then?

Yeah that's what I wondered? How do you shut it off with that bit?

 

[snowhead]

How do they shut it off from that, is there a valve in the top bit then?

http://www.wask-uk.com/downloads/catalogues/service_fittings_catalogue.pdf

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[Howsie]

From the top.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

tbh its not your problem, if your worried phone the national grid (not the emergency number) and ask for an inspection