Is the outer boiler casing necessary?
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billy bob
it is necessary, why did he not measure the cupboard and purchase a boiler that would fit
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If the size is that critical, I doubt that the clearance specified by the manufacturer will be achieved.
You are likely to come to regret this sooner rather than later.
Just out of curiosity, is it a heatline or ravenheat?
You are likely to come to regret this sooner rather than later.
Just out of curiosity, is it a heatline or ravenheat?
If it was a Biasi Band A then that is one of the few boilers that the outer case is not a gas tight assembly.
It could still be argued that it is needed as protection in case of an internal explosion.
I installed a Biasi for a Russian priest and before I had fitted the outer case his "workers" threw the casing away!
Tony
It could still be argued that it is needed as protection in case of an internal explosion.
I installed a Biasi for a Russian priest and before I had fitted the outer case his "workers" threw the casing away!
Tony
as a boiler comes with a casing as part of the design it MUST be fitted, we are not allowed to compromise anything, even if it is only the outer casing and not a gas seal, think about all the electrics that will probably be able to be touched by someone going into the cupboard.
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