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Council has amputated boiler flue. What are the alternatives?
This is the kind of thing that tends to happen in Spain, where I live.
The council came along to visit some work being down on the outside of the building containing my flat, saw several flue pipes sticking out, said that repair subsidies would not be forthcoming if they stayed, and ordered the workmen to chop them off forthwith and replace them with ventilation panels. This has had the unfortunate side effect that, while the building looks much prettier, the boilers affected have ceased to work. The building committee is determined to persist with subsidies, and the council has said that we need to either move the current gas installations to the back of the building - which is completely unfeasible - or replace them with electric ones. Within 7 days. Since the council is believed to be happy as long as it looks as if its edicts have been carried out, what we're looking for is a way of venting the boilers which achieves a flat-to-wall outside profile while allowing to-and-froing of air intake and exhaust in a way that will satisfy the gas company when they carry out their next inspection. Any ideas? |
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