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Current catalogue Bunnings Warehouse - Valid from 01.06 to 31.12 - Page nb 66

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Catalogue Bunnings Warehouse 01.06.2022 - 31.12.2022
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Plumbing DlYers can find themselves in hot water if they don't follow the legislation. Strict rules are in place as there may be serious health and safety repercussions if something goes wrong, such as undetected leaks or cross-contamination between sewerage and stormwater outlets. Because your property is connected to the neighbourhood water supply, plumbing work you carry out — can affect the wider community. According to the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Act 2006, any work that involves sanitary plumbing must be carried out by a licensed plumber. That includes installing fixtures like toilets, sinks and showers, the pipes that supply water to them and the associated traps, waste, soil, ventilation and overflow pipes. Similarly, you need to get a licensed plumber in if any work is being done to the potable (drinking) water supply. If qualified tradespeople aren't involved, your insurance can be invalidated, and it might make it difficult to sell your property in the future. While fitting an LPG cylinder to a barbecue or patio heater is fine, it's illegal to install gas appliances such as a gas fireplace, water heating, oven, cooktop or heating system — all work of this nature must be done by a licensed gas fitter. THINK TWICE Not only is it sensible to leave some jobs to a professional, but in some cases it is illegal to do certain work if you are not a licensed electrician, plumber or building practitioner. If you do have a go at restricted work yourself, you could face an expensive fine, and if it all goes horribly wrong, your insurance company may not pay out. Of course, it could also prove dangerous — particularly where hardwired electrics are involved. Don't start a job yourself before checking out whether you're permitted to do it, advises Tony Pexton. “The days of grabbing a hammer and having a crack are long gone," he says. “The legislation we have these days means there are jobs that have to be done by a professional or you could end up in trouble. If in doubt, check it out.” 66 bunnings.co.nz | (O) bunningsnz | ®) bunnings DID YOU KNOW? BUNNINGS OFFERS A RANGE OF ASSEMBLY, ASSESSMENT AND INSTALLATION SERVICES. ASK A TEAM MEMBER OR VISIT THE SPECIAL ORDERS DESK? ‘Nor all services a : Image rendering Alejandro Sosa 3D. » DIY plumbing to save cas! can end up costing you big

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Plumbing DlYers can find themselves in hot water if they don't follow the legislation. Strict rules are in place as there may be serious health and safety repercussions if something goes wrong, such as undetected leaks or cross-contamination between sewerage and stormwater outlets. Because your property is connected to the neighbourhood water supply, plumbing work you carry out — can affect the wider community. According to the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Act 2006, any work that involves sanitary plumbing must be carried out by a licensed plumber. That includes installing fixtures like toilets, sinks and showers, the pipes that supply water to them and the associated traps, waste, soil, ventilation and overflow pipes. Similarly, you need to get a licensed plumber in if any work is being done to the potable (drinking) water supply. If qualified tradespeople aren't involved, your insurance can be invalidated, and it might make it difficult to sell your property in the future. While fitting an LPG cylinder to a barbecue or patio heater is fine, it's illegal to install gas appliances such as a gas fireplace, water heating, oven, cooktop or heating system — all work of this nature must be done by a licensed gas fitter. THINK TWICE Not only is it sensible to leave some jobs to a professional, but in some cases it is illegal to do certain work if you are not a licensed electrician, plumber or building practitioner. If you do have a go at restricted work yourself, you could face an expensive fine, and if it all goes horribly wrong, your insurance company may not pay out. Of course, it could also prove dangerous — particularly where hardwired electrics are involved. Don't start a job yourself before checking out whether you're permitted to do it, advises Tony Pexton. “The days of grabbing a hammer and having a crack are long gone," he says. “The legislation we have these days means there are jobs that have to be done by a professional or you could end up in trouble. If in doubt, check it out.” 66 bunnings.co.nz | (O) bunningsnz | ®) bunnings DID YOU KNOW? BUNNINGS OFFERS A RANGE OF ASSEMBLY, ASSESSMENT AND INSTALLATION SERVICES. ASK A TEAM MEMBER OR VISIT THE SPECIAL ORDERS DESK? ‘Nor all services a : Image rendering Alejandro Sosa 3D. » DIY plumbing to save cas! can end up costing you big
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