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Boiler flue - NOT boxed in - allowed?
Before I have a gas safety inspection and potentially have it fail, does
anyone know.. (For a house we want to let) The boiler flue (combi, not condensing I don't think) goes from the boiler in the kitchen, up through the ceiling to the attic bedroom above, and out through the roof. In typing, I've just realised it must pass boxed-in through the first-floor bedroom, which I presume I now have to install flippin inspection hatches on? In the attic bedroom, the flue just runs from floor to ceiling. Not boxed in - just the metal flue pipework. Is that bit allowed? Or will I have to box it in somehow? (If so, there's going to be a follow-up question of can I do that myself, and what rules/regs are involved?) Cheers! |
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