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i say again when a gas pipe passes thro a wall, it must take the shortest route, be sleeved, and sealed one end. it must only pass through a cavity wall, not along it? or have i misunderstood you! regards peter

hi i have experiance in solid fuel systems. you will need to have a cylinder for the hot water, and also a heat sink radiator. it will be possible to combine a gas boiler with the system. you will require a bespoke system to suit you needs. the design will have to allow for the solid fuel...

hi in the cavity is not good, behind plasterboard, well it is allowed. see http://www.ukcopperboard.co.uk/literature/pdfs/Installation-Tips/Domestic-gas-installation-testing.pdf no compression joint are allowed but as its iron it maybe ok. the issue is if there is a leak, 5-15 % gas air...

when a gas pipe passes thro a wall, it must take the shortest route, be sleeved, and sealed one end. it must only pass through a cavity wall, not along it? or have i misunderstood you! regards peter