A friend wants a combi boiler which he plans to have installed in the
airing cuboard.

The only way for the outlet flue is straight up and out through the
roof, a distance of ten or fifteen feet. The air inlet pipe may be a
problem. This may either have to be routed up through the roof or
alternatively horizontally and out through a side wall.

Most boilers are wall hung jobbies that vent straight through the wall
via a co-axial duct.. Can anyone suggest a range of boilers that allow
seperate intake and outlet flues going in different directions?

sponix

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A friend wants a combi boiler which he plans to have installed in the
airing cuboard.

The only way for the outlet flue is straight up and out through the
roof, a distance of ten or fifteen feet. The air inlet pipe may be a
problem. This may either have to be routed up through the roof or
alternatively horizontally and out through a side wall.

Most boilers are wall hung jobbies that vent straight through the wall
via a co-axial duct.. Can anyone suggest a range of boilers that allow
seperate intake and outlet flues going in different directions?

sponix

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