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I've got a Vokera Compact 24 on my bathroom wall that I'd like to box in. Anyone know if it's OK to build a cupboard around it with solid sides and a louvre door on the front (adhering to the manufacturer's minimum casing clearance recommendations)?
Cheers,
Alan.
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I am sure it is.

My Corgi guy has signed off 3 boiler installations over the last couple of
years that included the boiler fitted inside a kitchen wall cabinet (with a
solid door, and the correct clearances). I did however leave the top of the
cabinet open, but I am not sure if that was a requirement (though I suspect
that it was).



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I've got a Vokera Compact 24 on my bathroom wall that I'd like to box
in. Anyone know if it's OK to build a cupboard around it with solid
sides and a louvre door on the front (adhering to the manufacturer's
minimum casing clearance recommendations)?
Cheers,
Alan.


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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 17:56:15 +0100, JoeJoe wrote:

I am sure it is.

My Corgi guy has signed off 3 boiler installations over the last couple of
years that included the boiler fitted inside a kitchen wall cabinet (with a
solid door, and the correct clearances). I did however leave the top of the
cabinet open, but I am not sure if that was a requirement (though I suspect
that it was).



"Braesideman" wrote in message
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I've got a Vokera Compact 24 on my bathroom wall that I'd like to box
in. Anyone know if it's OK to build a cupboard around it with solid
sides and a louvre door on the front (adhering to the manufacturer's
minimum casing clearance recommendations)?
Cheers,
Alan.


It depends on the manufacturers! In the absence of data otherwise we are
looking at 75mm clearance all round and vents 9x(input kW) cm^2 top and
bottom.

For the Vokera compact 24 I suspect that the restrictions will be greatly
relaxed.


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I am sure it is.

My Corgi guy has signed off 3 boiler installations over the last couple of
years that included the boiler fitted inside a kitchen wall cabinet (with a
solid door, and the correct clearances). I did however leave the top of the
cabinet open, but I am not sure if that was a requirement (though I suspect
that it was).



"Braesideman" wrote in message
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I've got a Vokera Compact 24 on my bathroom wall that I'd like to box
in. Anyone know if it's OK to build a cupboard around it with solid
sides and a louvre door on the front (adhering to the manufacturer's
minimum casing clearance recommendations)?
Cheers,
Alan.


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Many thanks gents, greatly appreciated. Boxing in underway.
Alan.
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