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People often comment here on the inadvisability of installing a gas boiler
oneself due to building regs, possible effects on house insurance etc. However, if you were to outstall a boiler, I.e. fit it either on the outside of your property or even in a detached outhouse/ventilated bunker with just the water pipes entering your property, would that avoid all the potential issues associated with a self install? Not intending to do this, well not yet anyway, just wondering about the legality of outstalling. Tim -- Please don't feed the trolls |
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