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"just an installer"?

even my ****ty sime combi is not annoyingly loud and its in the open plan kitchen/living room

you cannot prove that you are competent unless you have received training and hold qualifications to that effect. thats a fact that will be questioned if any DIYer is ever up in court, own house or not.

you are not competent by law unless you hold appropriate qualifications, how else do you define competency?

the correct answer is "either"

this forum is excellent at making mountains out of molehills tbh

35mm and or a U16 isnt automatically non-domestic

edit drill a hole next to the pipe where it comes up from the floorboards and move it out a little bit yes that means they are bi directional

BG would be circa 3.8k for a conventional to combi

lock up

no

i would have just re piped it as it should be and marveled at how it all works properly

should not shall

my answer would be "to promote appropriate gas pipe sizing"

could be an interference issue if the room stat wiring isnt insulated all the way to the point of connection, will also have this fault if the flue is undersized

are you joking?

it also explicitly states in the instructions for new plastic tanks not to use a hot pipe to make the hole

nothing wrong imo, pretty common sight in tenements etc paint it?

Worcester RI boilers have the connections at the bottom...

since it all gets "liberated" from peoples houses anyway its hardly worth nitpicking imo