I’ve started a barn conversation for myself and it seems I’m required to have an air brick if I have a log burner. Even a 4kw. As the building could be classed as a new build? I know that building are pressure tested and wondered how this works if an air brick has to be installed. Any advice would be very helpful.
Log burning stove, air brick, pressure testing
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Air pressure tests are not normally required for barn conversions. In case of having one anyway, the air brick would be covered.
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Any decent stoves have a vent fitted out thru the rear direct to exterior .
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