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Carbon Monoxide risk from boiler

Philip624 · 2006-07-28 08:49:28

We have moved into a property where the boiler,a worcester boiler is situated within a cupboard in the room intended for the kids. Due to concerns over carbon monxide we have looked into moving the boiler into the loft. To do so we need to lay boards in the loft and the flue and water tank will also need moving. All of the…

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bushcaro Posts: 542 Forumite

2 August 2006 at 7:54PM

My advice is if in doubt get the gas board to check it out. My sister died from carbon monoxide fumes at a boyfriends house. The flue fitted was not tall enough to clear the roof.
Can never be too careful.

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