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This proves your mind is not stable and that you should not be doing gas work. A stable mind is needed at all times when undertaking gas work, not a weak and wobbly one. You have failed on this point. I am sure you are a danger to the public.
Which is it? Plumber or heating engineer? They are different professions with different education, etc.
Oi lads, we're a profession now!!
That's great hard-on, we can charge like a Rhino now! Oops hold on, we do that already!!
Article was yonks ago and also referred to a Keston which has separate exhaust and intake pipes which are not in a concentric flue arrangement.
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seen some of hard-**** previous threads and he has confirmed yet again he aint got a ****ing clue,just a google warrior
R&R, he's got some rep here, which is why the regulars ignored his initial post... I did consider warning you when I saw that you'd replied
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Just mentioning the truth,is that ok
Heating engineers can design forced air, vent, etc. I am sure that is way out of your range. So you are not a heating engineer. Anyway what is your solution to the flue problem I gave?
I do believe a Keston has two pipes. So if you have no joins in a concentric flue pipe you are OK? No hatches?
Their solution would be "Are you a gas safe engineer to ask a question in the first place" and get some hatches built, FFS if this was the way we would have more hatches in the tallest buyildings in London than windows!
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