On 24/08/2003 at 21:59:14, Andy Hall typed:

On 24 Aug 2003 20:28:01 GMT, "NatterJak" wrote:
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It's feasible technically, I mean there is an outside wall
immediately adjacent, but I'm in a shared block of flats (leasehold)
and I don't think I'm allowed to just go hacking lumps out of the
walls.

You might be allowed if you get agreement from the freeholder or
agent.... It would depend on the lease terms and conditions.

True, I think the answer would be no though..

There are cases where this is inevitable. For example, let's say a
boiler replacement were required. This would almost certainly
require some wall surgery because an originally fitted model may no
longer be available.

All electric here.

The performance on recirc isn't bad though, I've been cooking curry all
day (for freezing in batches) and the pong isn't *too* bad.

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"And in the end it's not the years in your life that count. It's the
life in your years."

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