Join Login
Building ForumGeneral Discussion

Can someone identify this?

Page 1 of 1


Should we be worried there's an open pipe somewhere?
no you shouldnt worry.
Yep,

An old bit of rubbish buried in the ground for a long time that has just been dug up. I don't think you need to abandon the site
arrogant_menace


Should we be worried there's an open pipe somewhere?


That looks like it could be an old piece of buried infrastructure, possibly part of a water or gas line. The flange at the top and the general shape make me think it might have been a valve or a pipe connection point. It’s not uncommon to find these when digging around older properties. They often get left behind when systems are upgraded or rerouted.

If you’re planning to do more digging or construction in the area, though, it might be worth checking with your local council or utility company just to make sure it’s completely decommissioned and safe to handle. Sometimes old fittings like this can still be connected to something underground.
Thank you everyone for your helpful responses.
Spewing its not some sweet treasures
Related
26/02/2025
3
help to identify a tree

Landscape & Garden Design

people plant all sorts of stuff next to houses they shouldn't, its no surprise at all.

26/06/2025
2
Help please to identify this drawer runner part

Kitchen Corner

Thank you for your response. When taking the pictures of the runners, I found the model number "Harn Trio Metal", and proceeded to got in contact with the distributor.…

29/07/2025
4
Where can I find Fibre Cement flooring and Cladding Deals?

General Discussion

How do their prices compare to trade accounts at places like Bowens or Mitre 10? Also curious if you've used their fibre cement sheets for any BAL-rated builds? I’m…

You are here
Building ForumGeneral Discussion
Home
Pros
Forum