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Central Heating flue pipe
oxfordmark
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Hey
New to all this.
We are looking at getting a combi boiler. We are going to be creating a soil stack for an upstairs bathroom so the condensation pipe can run into that. For the flue, can this be run between the wall and the soil stack? Or does it need more space?
New to all this.
We are looking at getting a combi boiler. We are going to be creating a soil stack for an upstairs bathroom so the condensation pipe can run into that. For the flue, can this be run between the wall and the soil stack? Or does it need more space?
Oxfordmark
Home owner from Friday 26th July 2013!
Home owner from Friday 26th July 2013!
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Hey yourselfoxfordmark wrote: »For the flue, can this be run between the wall and the soil stack? Or does it need more space?
What do you mean?
(no it doesn't make sense as you have written it.:D)
CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
The flue pipe will be coming out the wall and travel past a soil stack. Can the flue pipe be run in the gap between the wall and the soil stack?Oxfordmark
Home owner from Friday 26th July 2013!0 -
Sorry - still doesn't make sense. Normally the soil stack will be fixed between ½ and 1 inch off the wall so no there isn't room to pass the flue between it and the wall. But I suspect you know that and thats not what you mean so my question remains what do you mean?oxfordmark wrote: »Can the flue pipe be run in the gap between the wall and the soil stack?
CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
Perhaps this might help

you to explain. The measurements are regulation distances but rather than type them all out please say which configuration you are concerned with. Thanks.
CheersThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
Sorry - still doesn't make sense. Normally the soil stack will be fixed between ½ and 1 inch off the wall so no there isn't room to pass the flue between it and the wall. But I suspect you know that and thats not what you mean so my question remains what do you mean?
Cheers
I understated now Thanks.Oxfordmark
Home owner from Friday 26th July 2013!0 -
I'm glad someone does :cool:I'm only here while I wait for Corrie to start.
You get no BS from me & if I think you are wrong I WILL tell you.0
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