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Neighbour's boiler vent exhausts near/under my window
Recently my neighbour downstairs has been renovating their flat and put
up a new vent for their boiler. You may see the picture he http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/3...oximitytm2.jpg As you can see, the vent (white pipe) is quite close to my window which opens downwards. When I open the kitchen window, I can smell unburnt fuel in it, as well as see the vapour blow into my flat. I have contacted my neighbour about the problem but he is unwilling to accept it is a problem. I then contacted Environmental Health of Camden council and they are unwilling to assist, saying that this is a private dispute between two owners of the property (I own the upstairs flat, they own the downstairs flat). This is despite me telling them that life may be at risk due to the carbon monoxide from the fumes. I do not know who else to contact and desperately need some advice. |
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