Proximity of flue

[Nostrum]

Or try this

 

[Premgas1]

Just read through your MSG. I'm afraid that providing you have 600mm's from the tip of the flue to the centre of your shared path/boundary it is all above board and legal. It is 2.1m's from floor level so it is away from potential hazards from burns etc. you could request your neighbour to fit a plume kit to take it away from your eye line & also direct it along their property. With regard to windows / extractors it's 300mm's for fanned appliance. I hope that helps

 

[Polly]

I've had no experience of anything to do with planning or building until this. This has been so unnecessary & if the flue had been sited more discreetly we wouldn't have any of this. It is the focal point of a bare brick wall that pretty much faces my front (and only) door. The owners were going to grow plants up the wall, which would improve the whole appearance, but now they're not, saying local animals crapping on the bit of ground (which I clear up). A builder friend said plants will cost to maintained so they won't - although climbing plants were on the plans (even I know that cant be enforced!)

 

[Polly]

Ha ha!:rolleyes2:

 

[lame plumber]

time to leave the forum its not the flue you hate just the extn!!

 

[Polly]

Thanks prem

 

[Polly]

H prem. where does the centre of the path bit come from?

 

[P J F PLUMBING]

wow wow 8 pages !!

 

[Nostrum]

Focal point of the wall? What are you looking at the wall for anyway!

 

[Premgas1]

When it's a shared path with equal access/rights the boundary is taken as the centre of path.

 

[P J F PLUMBING]

does any one care anymore ?? ( sorry )

 

[SimonG]

does any one care anymore ?? ( sorry )

If nobody does, how did you get on with that tank?

 

[Premgas1]

Probably not, but I need to get 10 posts in as new to forum

 

[Polly]

It is owned by neighbour on other side. Not shared or common ground, only easement rights down it. Does that change things?

 

[Polly]

Well stop looking at it then!

 

[lame plumber]

no .

 

[Premgas1]

If your neighbour owns the land then it sounds like legally there is nothing wrong with it. I suggest you speak to them and see if they will fit a plume kit.

 

[Polly]

It sits in the middle of a bare brick wall, apart from the builders sign which the owners do not seem to want to take down. They might be leaving it up just to upset me , but as its temporary & not permanent, I don't care

 

[EPH]

Polly, dearest Polly, you've come on here for some advice and you've had it, loads of it. Yet you still seem to know best or seem to be on a mission to get these poor people to move their boiler because for 10 minutes a day you can see the plume and in some unfathomable way its having a negative affect on your life.

Its not dangerous.
Its been installed to MI.
Building control are satisfied with it.
Gas Safe have no interest in it what so ever.

Please, for your own sake, give it a rest you'll make yourself ill.

 

[Premgas1]

I couldn't have put it clearer myself. I guess I was just trying to be diplomatic.