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That's why I agree it is the correct forum response as nothing differentiates me from any other blagger. It doesn't make sense to me why I'd need to adhere to regs if I was installing a dodgy boiler but anyway. Thanks for your replies.

Maybe it seems obvious. It isn't the case, the house will be sold when it's finished so all aspects will be certified appropriately. I understand the responses but as we've reached an impasse we'll leave the matter there. Unless I return with the certification but I rather doubt there'd be any...

I've been doing my first bathroom recently but have done a little tiling before. It's not particularly easy but if you work slowly and methodically it's not impossible to learn. Not sure what the state of the walls are under the tiles? Although you needn't necessarily plaster if they're not that...

Dear oh dear, it's like walking in to an animal testing march wearing a fake fur coat and trying to convince everyone it's not real before they rip your head off. Not everybody is trying to endanger themselves and others with dubious gas installations, I just didn't want to wait 2 weeks until...

If my house is barely metres across then it will always be within the 2.5m of a neighbours boundary?

A gas safe engineer will be checking the system, doing the final connections and registering the boiler. As I say, he has been retired for over ten years and it seems boundary regs etc have tightened (or widened as the case may be). We do have the boiler and the manual has all of the...

My father is fitting my condensing combi boiler up to but not including the final gas and water pipes. He is a retired heating engineer of 30 years and previously corgi registered but wants to be sure on flue position and recent reg changes. Its natural exit is just above a single storey rear...