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No not gas safe but common sense prevails and says you wouldn't want to run to outside because of freezing temps.

Basically the condense pipe runs through unaccessible roof on mum's extension and condense pipe was tapped into the 40mm bath waste pipe (also in the unaccessible roof space of extension)

She stood on claw feet type bath which was wasn't screwed down to floor and inturn cracked the 21.5mm condense pipe. Thus condense water comes through the ceiling in kitchen. Boiler is in the loft.

So my idea is chaps to tap into the condense before it goes through outer wall and tap a boss strap into the 110mm horizontal soil pipe.

Sound OK?
 
No not gas safe but common sense prevails and says you wouldn't want to run to outside because of freezing temps.

Basically the condense pipe runs through unaccessible roof on mum's extension and condense pipe was tapped into the 40mm bath waste pipe (also in the unaccessible roof space of extension)

She stood on claw feet type bath which was wasn't screwed down to floor and inturn cracked the 21.5mm condense pipe. Thus condense water comes through the ceiling in kitchen. Boiler is in the loft.

So my idea is chaps to tap into the condense before it goes through outer wall and tap a boss strap into the 110mm horizontal soil pipe.

Sound OK?
So it’s in a roof space???
 
No not gas safe but common sense prevails and says you wouldn't want to run to outside because of freezing temps.

Basically the condense pipe runs through unaccessible roof on mum's extension and condense pipe was tapped into the 40mm bath waste pipe (also in the unaccessible roof space of extension)

She stood on claw feet type bath which was wasn't screwed down to floor and inturn cracked the 21.5mm condense pipe. Thus condense water comes through the ceiling in kitchen. Boiler is in the loft.

So my idea is chaps to tap into the condense before it goes through outer wall and tap a boss strap into the 110mm horizontal soil pipe.

Sound OK?
In my opinion you should still have to be gas safe registered to cut and move the condense pipework.
 

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