Gas Fire isolation valve - Good idea?

Aug 05, 2004 1 Replies

At present, the gas fire isolation valve is above the floorboards and sits flush on it. I will be fitting laminate flooring soon and this will raise the floor a half inch. Should I cut a spacer to sit the valve on (out of MDF) to retain the secure fitting?



Will the gas fire fitter need to diconnect the valve under the floorboards to accommodate this half inch change in height?



Thanks,



Arthur


If the valve is of the chrome pedestal elbow type,you will often find that it will pull up an inch or more once youve undone the woodscrews that fastern it to the floor.. Change the 900 to 670 in the return email address to reply

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