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What attracts you to fabricating stories on a forum and creating multiple identities to debate the invented subjects with yourself?

You can't 'appear' on a forum. And you refer to me as a idiot. Now go back to fantasising over your gas pipe.

There is no gas pipe, void or flat. It's yet another figment of Drivel's disturbing imagination.

Dr Drivel I presume with his latest provocative fabrication attempt.

Sooey is correct about the isolator. They're meant for H&C water services and are not fit for primary CH circuits. As for the push fits, they work, probably give no trouble but the job looks DIY. You could've done it yourself.

All new gas boilers require a new flue system.

No, so that makes you just the tw*t then.

It's not a comparison you b*rk.

It is covered in ADJ of Building Regulations though J only applies to us and Wales. But then you lot have the 6 Nations trophy as consolation.

You'll notice a leaking roof. However the boiler with undersized gas supply may go on for years, even without a service, the customer happy, they get heat and hot water. When it breaks down the engineer that diligently points out the fault will be the one the user questions.

When did this happen? Metal lining only allowed on existing chimneys. New builds are permanent lined.

This may have something to do with running acidic water through them. Imagine how long hi-fi or digital cameras would last if they had to be condensing.

How much will what cost? This isn't a clairvoyant's forum.

You've stated that you never called the flue fitter back and installed the appliance yourself. So how can any problems be the responsibility of anyone else?

The assumptions result from decades of experience handling such enquiries and borne out by your comment about not having 2K to spare. Hence my advice. Don't do a part job, leave your working system alone. You can put it towards carpet.

From my experience you seem like someone who places your heating and hot water comfort well down the pecking order. At least in terms of budget that is. The advice I usually give is to leave everything as it is. That way you save yourself money and some poor s*d the grief of miracle expectations...

Nothing good results from using a sump pump in a bath to clean a heating system.

Hearth temp requirements, noise resonating through floorboards etc.

Sorry not actually forbidden, HRM reads 'where there is no alternative'. However I don't confuse drawing air with allowable location thank you.

So what great invention do you envisage resulting from using a builder's/gardener's sump pump as a powerflushing machine? What you can be sure of, is that any idea the OP has will not be intended for the betterment of mankind.