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druiaghtagh | 21:05 Sun 11th Jun 2006 | Technology
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If there is any c.o.r.g.i acredited engineers on here , could you please tell me if i can have a gas pipe for a cooker fixed to a studwork wall rather than a solid block wall please?
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do not see any problem, but I hope this is not DIY, especially when you are asking for CORGI acc. Hard@it
23:36 Sun 11th Jun 2006
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thankyou
18:58 Mon 12th Jun 2006
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Thankyou for answer, no not diy, just that how i fill gap, studwork or blockwork, studwork being easier
18:59 Mon 12th Jun 2006
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Sorry, did not mean to go over the top but it is better to make sure ! The pipework will obviously be fixed through the plaster (or other board) to your actual studs anyway. Hard@it


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