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Combi Boiler Relief Pipework
Hi,
I'm currently preparing to have my current domestic heating/plumbing system replaced and will be using a combi boiler. I have almost everything sorted out, but I can't find any info on what to do with the relief valve pipework. Can I use the existing hot water tank vent pipework for this relief, or do I have to run new pipework direct into a drain and if so, can I use the existing bathroom drainage system to vent into? Many thanks in advance for your advice. -- Andy |
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