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That's what I was thinking: it must be possible to provide ventilation by some other means! And here is where I need an expert opinion. I'm quite prepared to cut a few holes to make my wife happy! Also, we have a beautiful cooker sitting in the garage at the moment and we don't have long to...

No, my boiler has been serviced by the previous owner just a few weeks ago (we moved in last week). Honestly I don't know, I guess it is up to the individual to decide whether visiting my house is going to generate enough work to justify it. There are actually some other smaller issues: the room...

thanks Tony. I agree, and of course without seeing the actual house it is impossible to give firm advice, so I'm going back to my question #2: any recommendations for a gas specialist in the Cambridge area?

thanks. I have a "very high attention to detail", or as most people put it, "I can be a pain in the arse"... ;) it is in fact pretty far, and the air in the garden room feels "enclosed" even if open to the outside, so my hope is that something can be done with the extractor. I have a...

gasman, thanks for your reply The window has no vents, there is a door onto a small corridor (2x1.3m) leading to the bathroom and out to the garden room. There is another door to the sitting/dining room. The gap under the doors is probably slightly less than 1cm, which I understand is...

Hi, newbie here, I've read tens of posts but still I can't get a clear picture of what needs to be done to fit a dual fuel cooker (gas hob) in my kitchen. Here's the situation: kitchen approx. 32m3 volume, it has no direct opening to outside air but instead has a window onto a "garden room"...