15mm Propane gas pipe fitting.

[Starship1]

I wish to replace some 2mtrs of piping from my propane hob to a propane bottle outside. I need to travel under concrete flooring.
Can some one advise as to which piping to use such as copper or orange piping, just concerned o any future corrosion.

 

[Simon F]

this question causes concern.
you will need to get in touch with a gas safe engineer who is qualified to work with LPG.

 

[Killy Bing]

Not a diy job in the slightest, get a gas engineer to do it.

 

[Chalked]

Please don't attempt this! The fact that you mentioned orange pipe, sends shivers down my spine. Get a lpg registered installer. Far cheaper than blowing the house up!,!

 

[Dotty]

Are you for real??????

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