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I've just had a new Vaillant boiler installed yesterday to replace a 30+ year old Glowworm boiler and I'm wondering if anyone could comment on the placement of the flue.
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Should be 150mm unless plume kit I believe
YesThanks for the reply. Is that 150mm distance from the drain pipes surrounding it?
Is the Vaillant ecotec pro 28 a fanned draught I take it?
Thank you very much for your time. I'll speak to the installer when I get the invoice.
Did he make you aware before hand that the boiler should be moved ideally?Thank you very much for your time. I'll speak to the installer when I get the invoice.
The old boiler had one of those square steel flues which came out under the car port which had a hole cut around it.Did he make you aware before hand that the boiler should be moved ideally?
It isn’t right but currently you do not have a plume kit attached.The old boiler had one of those square steel flues which came out under the car port which had a hole cut around it.
The old boiler needed a part replacing which another gas safe worker botched, so we got another who came to assess. He said we would either need to cut a larger hole in the carport for the flue because it was less than 300mm, or get a new boiler and have the flue come out the other wall and with a plume kit if it was too close to the window opening.
We chose the latter because we didn't want to have to chop up the carport for such an old boiler that was probably on it's last legs anyway.
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