gas safe tool kit

[Michaelskite]

hey, i am looking to buy a half decent gas tool kit and essential label set, does anyone recomend any, had a look at the gas safe tool kit but looks like you would only use about half of the equipment in the pack.

 

[Barry98]

get what you need as you go along

 

[villa_tom]

get what you need as you go along

This is the best thing to do, the thing will those cerificate kits is that you get forms/labels that you'll never use. You work out what your going to need and but then seperately

 

[AWheating]

i got my labels of ebay, they were on sale for a couple of quid for 15-20 inc. postage.

 

[quality]

Get what you need as you go along - Thats great at half past eight in the evening when you need to at risk a gas fire and you have got no tape or lables.
For about £150 you can get the whole shebang then keep it in the van and your sorted

 

[Michaelskite]

the be gas safe tool kit is £234 have you got any other sites that are cheaper?

 

[gasmarc]

buy the stuff as you need it , i would not waste money on labels and other rubbish you will never use. I just collect the ones i get from jobs

 

[anz]

As above, pick out of the tool kit what you need. Look for the best price and you will be better off.

 

[villa_tom]

Pop in to your local parts centre and have a look at what they have, I get good rates at mine and got landlords certs, safety certs, warning pads and service sheets for only a fiver a book.

Go to PTS for labels they are really cheap there.

 

[obseen16]

im after a smart carry case for my servicing gear. fed up of having both hands full. id love an aluminium case, they look the bees knees

 

[leelister6]

Try this Gas Pressure Test Equipment

 

[Barry98]

Get what you need as you go along - Thats great at half past eight in the evening when you need to at risk a gas fire and you have got no tape or lables.
For about £150 you can get the whole shebang then keep it in the van and your sorted

i would expect and gas person worth his salt atleast has these anyway , theres too many multi packswith crao in that you will never use. gets the baiscs then get the rest as you go along , and if you dont have it cap the suppply off while you go get what you need

 

[Bloggs]

Get what you need as you go along - Thats great at half past eight in the evening when you need to at risk a gas fire and you have got no tape or lables.
For about £150 you can get the whole shebang then keep it in the van and your sorted

Too true. You dont want stacks of stuff you wont ever use but not having a label when you want it is a pain. Something like this one CORGIdirect Gas Safety Check Kit | Kits & Packs | Corgi Direct for 54 quid isnt going to break the bank though.

 

[Marco]

BES do a gas safe starter kit of basics inc labels, matches, u gauge etc. They sell the certs there as well. Just top up with other bits of as you need it then.

 

[SimonJohns]

I recommend not buying the cheap leak detector and only buyin rocol or centre brand

Centre brand is rocol in a yellow tin

 

[gasmarc]

There is no shortage of rubbish to buy. I would recommend a PAROT case, They are time saving ,hence more jobs more money,

 

[Ryanmuz01]

I have the CK magna carry case for my servicing and landlords work, it has a centre pocket for the cert books and labels, two separate zip down areas for tools and servicing tools. For £60 they work a treat, throw the analyser over your shoulder and away you go

 

[ignite 247]

will try parts centre bought my last from screwfix but think i can get cheaper