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{Dakota} | 13:04 Sat 05th Apr 2008 | Interiors
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I'm planning on tearing out my kitchen and have a completely different lay out. There's a walk in cupboard in the kitchen that I want to knock down the wall of to make my new kitchen bigger (it's not a supporting wall). This cupboard is about 5ft by 2ft. In this cupboard (along with all my junk!), is my central heating boiler, which I can work around by hiding it in a kitchen cupboard, but attached to the wall that I want to knock down is my water pipes - at least I think they are, they're grey plastic and run into my ceiling into what I assume is my water tank.

Is it easy and reasonably priced to have these moved so that they'd be against the back wall and hidden in a kitchen cupboard along with my central heating boiler?
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Anything is possible with the right skills and budget. How much is impossible to say without sizing the job up and seeing what is involved but i would imagine it would involve re-routing a lot off pipes under floors etc so could be expensive.
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The pipes are coming down from the loft to about half way down the wall and enter a white box thingy that looks like a large one for plugs, but it' just a box, does that make sense?

I can take pics of you want LOL
Dak. I think you need some skilled advice,. call someone in for a quote.
I can't do much from down here, but Dan showed me the photos. I'll remind him to talk to our plumber.

*might help if you knew what colour your pipes are*
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Oh thank you, I was going to ask him about it on Monday LOL

*I can't help that I don't look at the pipes every day and forgot*
Come on be honest! You chuck all your crap in there and shut the door. It looked a state. Get some bleach girl.
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It's true all the crap is in there - including 2 boxes of stuff I haven't unpacked after moving in!

Bleach?? Yeuch! :p
.any chance of a pic?.................might help :o)
Be careful with that bleach, it`ll send you clean round the bend.
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The builder - the first pic is what I'm talking about the box they go into, the 2nd picture shows you the back wall beside the heating boilder I want them against - you can see the pipes I want moved to the left of that. Excuse the mess of the wall - no point painting the inside of a cupboard I intend to get rid of LOL

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g312/Dakota7 8/1.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g312/Dakota7 8/2.jpg
Hi Dakota...................in the first pic.....your "pipes" are conduit for electric cables as far as I can see - so all you need is an electrician to move them for you......easy :o)
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So they're not even water pipes??
Knobbynuts and raysparx are both electricians............if they're around they'll confirm...................cheers
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Thank you The Builder!

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