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  1. #1
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    Default Cost of Copper piping (gas)

    Just a quick question tosee if anyone knows and can advise the current rough price of copper piping used for domestic gas lines per metre???

    Thanks

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    Is that to buy or installed? 3/4" type B is around $125 a length at the moment from reece, more by the metre.
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    Actual price I am looking at (not installed). How many metres makes up "a length" at $125?

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    Usually 6m

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    thanks for that

    I managed to get my wifes uncle who is a plumber into providing free labour over the xmas break to install some gas piping for me to the stove and bbq.

    Just wanted to know how much roughly i was going to be up for in materials.

    thanks all

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    If he has a trade account he can probably manage a better cash price, knowing the bloke at the counter and mentioning it's a love job makes a massive difference.

    Depending where he gets his supplies, from experience I've found Reece to be the least flexible in love job prices (here in the ACT anyway).

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    Black pipe is the standard for gas. Frequently you can drop down to a flex copper pipe to make your connection. Cost is very much dependent on the going rate for l;abor in your area. I'd ball park it at $300 but wonder why the run is so long. Most homes aren't more than 30 to 40 feet at the max. Where are you running this line.<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

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    No one uses copper anymore, its all plastic..yellow plastic.

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    Default Gas Main

    I do not know much about it but just had a new gas main installed to the house. It was a 55metre run in 25mm copper cost was $1600 including labour
    Juan


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