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It's similar to why square vessels inside boilers are schit.

The membrane sags against the vessel wall and eventually tears. Many have a V or the word "vertical" on their data Badge rather than an explicit instruction.

Cylinder needs a service and that vessel shouldn't be orientated horizontally and could be guffed.

That needs a registered gas man to fix. It is part of the flue.

He can, just not further from the wall Nothing to stop the pipe being brought down to ground level.

Could be.

Indeed, the boiler manual tends to have the kpA for the flue and fittings to allow the flue installer (often not the boiler installer) to work out the necessaries

In answer to your other thread. The UFh should come with actuators. If it doesn't let me know and I'll add them on. They're all much of a muchness. The UFH controller is in stock now too.

Here is what I was referring to earlier.

Think I might be :) The Sparks is probably over thinking things.

I would guess the rain is washing off the pipe and down the wall and giving that stain, or that the boiler PRV has been letting by a little.

Why not just extend the 3 m and use some heat shrink to protect the joint?

What?

It's a thing... There's an interview somewhere with the founder of Electric Highway which was rather interesting if a bit brief.

Yes. Charging DC batteries. Who'd have thought?

Saying nowt

Depends on the system. If you're running externally then yes Intergas are possibly not for you.

Flue regulations, restrictions and options are pretty universal.

You're taking the front cover off the boiler which is sealed and will affect the combustion properties of the appliance.

You're not Gas Safe registered either, but I hold you plan on doing your 26.9 checks when you've finished.