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What do you mean by I wonder what the gas safe inspector would be thinking?

Would engineers bother to do this?

its about from 150mm/175mm to the party wall so I suppose asking for a plume kit to make it to 300mm is a bit daft.

So the gas engineer hasn't done anything wrong really?

So even with it begin less than 300mm from the party wall it won't stop the boiler falling in to gas safe requirements?

wouldn't it stop it getting a gas safe certificate?

Was because though was a bit close to our window but it seems its within the limits for this. Are you saying its not unusual to see boilers with flues exiting less the 300mm from the party wall/ boundary.

not really just looks close so though they my be regulations against this its also close to our window I would say about 500mm but from what I found online this is far enough away.

I can't take a pic now due to the light, but it looks like there boiler has been hung on the party wall so I'd say the flue is only 150mm tops from the party wall between our terraced houses.

Sorry for my spelling. The distance from next doors flue to the party wall dividing are houses am pretty sure is about 150mm from looking, will have to measure it but am pretty sure it's less than 300mm is this what it should be, is it against regs then?

So should there flue be over 300mm from parting wall between our terraced housed?

As the picture shows I live in a terraced house. With next doors boiler flue exiting the property very close to mine. Is there a set distance there flue should be from my property?

What do you mean by rear wall?

No it exits through the wall of next doors house on the second floor

Hi I live in a row of terraced houses and next door have had a boiler installed upstairs and the flue exits very close to were my property starts is there a set distance this should be. I have done a drawing to illustrate the situation...