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Yes you can, but you must have no joints in the pipe within the wall. And you should deploy some of the yellow gas warning tape around and in front of the pipe. If it passes through a cavity it should be sleeved and sealed both ends.
Only sealed on one end not both
"Hello Darrenburton",
I know that You know exactly what you meant - I.E: that the actual sleeve bore and the Gas Pipe passing through it must be sealed at only one end.
But just in case someone in the future misinterprets this - it is also a requirement that the hole where the sleeve enters and exits the Wall is sealed around the sleeve at both ends.
I know that this will sound unbelievable BUT - I have actually seen on quite a few occasions where someone has gone to the extent of sealing the sleeve at one end BUT - the sleeve has NOT been sealed into the Wall at ANY end !
Regards,
Chris - Registered Gas Engineer / Heating Engineer.
Gas pipes can be buried along as they have manufacturers protection on them, there are other rules for dot and dab walls which are there but never followed. Do believe you can have joints but must be soldiered no konex style joints. But there are no zones etc like electric cables.
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