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Gas hoses

Gas hoses are essential connections for safe, reliable operation of your commercial cooking and heating equipment. Whether you're installing a new range, fryer, or boiler, or replacing worn tubing, you need hoses that meet strict safety standards and handle the pressures of a busy kitchen.

Our stock includes BS 669-2 certified commercial-grade hoses in standard sizes, ready to ship across Ireland and the EU.

Commercial-grade gas hoses for connecting appliances to mains or bottled gas supplies. Essential for kitchens running gas cookers, ranges, fryers and griddles. Sizing (1/2" or 3/4") and length determine fit; BS 669-2 certification ensures safety compliance for professional use.

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When selecting a gas hose, verify the bore size (typically 1/2" or 3/4") to match your equipment inlet, and confirm the working pressure rating suits your appliance specifications. Commercial kitchens benefit from replacing hoses every 5–10 years, or sooner if you notice kinks, cracks, or leaks.

All hoses must comply with BS 669-2 and be installed by a qualified gas engineer. Keep spare certified hoses on hand to minimise downtime during maintenance or emergency replacement.

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Common questions

What size hose do I need for my gas appliances?
Choose 1/2" for most standard cookers and ranges; 3/4" for higher-demand appliances. Consult your equipment manual or gas supplier for your specific connection requirement.
Are these hoses certified for commercial kitchen use?
Yes. Both products carry BS 669-2 certification, the standard for commercial-grade gas hoses in the UK and Ireland.
What length hoses are available?
Both 1/2" and 3/4" options are supplied at 1.5M length. Custom lengths may require separate inquiry.
Can I use a domestic gas hose instead of commercial grade?
No. Commercial kitchens require BS 669-2 certified hoses to meet health and safety standards and insurance requirements.
How often should gas hoses be replaced?
This depends on usage, inspection findings and your insurance policy. Consult your gas safety engineer or appliance manual for replacement intervals.