Hi. I've been advised that it's regulation to have louvre doors on my airing cupboard - can anyone tell me if this is indeed the case? I have a Gas Central Heating System installed by Corgi Reg. Engineer which he fitted and now British Gas are telling me that they won't maintain it on these grounds? HELP!!!!
Central Heating Ventilation (Doors)
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More details please.
What boiler? open flued or room sealed? Is there a vent to outside?
What boiler? open flued or room sealed? Is there a vent to outside?
It's a Mexico...... Yep, flue goes into the loft then roof and out...
well that narrows it down to 30 or so
model
come on fella give us a fighting chance
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In which case the cupboard its in should have permanent ventilation high & low level or louvered door is acceptable. The should also be a vent to outside in a wall / door in the room that the boiler cupboard is
Sorry mate... 2 secs...
Mexico CF445-475...any good?
doors are ok you need big vents otherwise and they dont look nice
you should also have a 56 sq cm vent direct to open air if its a 445
475 needs 111 sq cm
you should also have a 56 sq cm vent direct to open air if its a 445
475 needs 111 sq cm
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