Fw: Combi boilers question...

["Gareth Cook" <gcook@xxxxxxx>]

I have mine in my old airing cupboard.
But I also have a shallow roof. 

If you want more info, Im off home at
2pm - I have the manual is that would help. Maybe think about siting it in
the loft space on the wall - wish we'd done that instead, keep more space
below.

G.

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"Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
Today 13:23

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Subject: .	RE: [ukha_d] Combi boilers question... .
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Normal or fan-assisted ?

<<Haven't decided yet...>>
 
My fan assisted has a max of around 1.5metres - it's a Worcester combi.

Flues that use the vacuum (such as in flats) can have very long lengths...
 
<<Good ... I am trying to find out whether I can get a combi boiler fitted in my airing cupboard which would then require a vent of a good 3m. This would explain why some people have said yes it can be done and some have said it can't...>>
 
Phil

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