Gas. Planned with care.

For a home on mains gas or a bottle, Loftshape lays the pipe from the meter to the hob and the boiler, keeps it clear of tall fixtures, and shows, for any gas point, the distances it should keep from outlets, switches, windows and doors.

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The whole home in 3D with its gas line alone on it — Whole home, in 3D

The kitchen close up, with the gas line to the hob and boiler — Close up

Pick a gas point to see the distances it keeps.

How it works

01
Read the notice
Gas is laid out only once you have read and accepted what the layout is and is not.
02
Lay it out
From the meter or the bottle to each appliance.
03
Check the distances
Pick a gas point to see the distances it keeps, drawn round it in 3D.

What you get

Distances you can see
From outlets and switches, from the board, and a flue from windows and doors.
Every rule is an error
Nothing about gas is passed over as a warning, and there is no fix-all.
Never called safe
A layout "passes our planning checks": it is never called safe, approved or compliant.

Gas work must be designed, installed and certified by a registered gas engineer. Loftshape never says a gas layout is safe, approved or compliant.