Dangerous Gas Pipes in Room in Converted Warehouse Living Space
Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2018 5:11 pm
Hi there,
I've recently moved into a living space that was converted from a warehouse in North London. I was moving a box around today and smelt gas... realised that I'd accidentally turned this valve on so quickly turned it off! It smelled like natural gas and was coming out quite strongly... it is about an inch a a half thick (the pipe) and says CRANE PN-25 on the side of the pipe. Should this be here and if not should I tell the landlord to sort it out? I get that the pipe may still be there but do not think that it should still be 'live' or hooked up to gas if that makes sense (picture attached). Or is it safe with the valve, does that make it no different to the valve attached to a stove or cooker for instance? Any help would be appreciated as I'm just a bit shocked and confused right now. Thank you!
I've recently moved into a living space that was converted from a warehouse in North London. I was moving a box around today and smelt gas... realised that I'd accidentally turned this valve on so quickly turned it off! It smelled like natural gas and was coming out quite strongly... it is about an inch a a half thick (the pipe) and says CRANE PN-25 on the side of the pipe. Should this be here and if not should I tell the landlord to sort it out? I get that the pipe may still be there but do not think that it should still be 'live' or hooked up to gas if that makes sense (picture attached). Or is it safe with the valve, does that make it no different to the valve attached to a stove or cooker for instance? Any help would be appreciated as I'm just a bit shocked and confused right now. Thank you!