I've just has a gas hob fitted on one flat and a gas cooker in another flat.
When I asked the fitter to point out the gas isolator taps, he said one was behind the cooker (not accessible without taking the cooker out...!) and the other was apparently a "bayonet" type of fitting which didn't require an isolator because you could unplug it yourself (also inaccessible)
I was also told that this was normal practice and within the rules governing installation.
Is a correct way to fit an appliance as I cannot isolate the appliance in an emergency?
Many thanks.