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Thanks Stu for that further information. The fence panel is indeed a boundary. Unfortunately it's been like that since install. The engineer I had over also pointed out the flue portion above the kitchen cupboards is boxes in so he can't get access so I have to remove and make good there also...

well to be honest, when the initial survey was carried out we had plenty of space. With the chalk line of the roof and walls being drawn central to the house. At some point (ground level) the decision was made to have an even gap either side of the ex kitchen window to wall and the ex patio...

Ok well that gives us some light at the end of the tunnel to go at :) Hopefully this weekend i will make that modification, and post up a picture. If you guys approve of it (and in meantime if anyone doesnt please dont hesitate to post), i will then seek out an engineer to come take a look and...

the pane below is not openable, and the next openable window is on the second panel, ~800mm from the flue outlet. the deflector makes sense. I think i read somewhere (here actually) about a 1m fire shield? What is the 1m measurement? Rich

I had my wife take this as i am currently working away. From the picture i believe the last panel has slid down about an inch possibly. Its not firmly fixed and can be removed. This is because when it went up we saw the problem and left that part waterproof but not finished. Its been up about 6...

The boiler is a Baxi Combi HE133 Plus. From the manual the installation methos of the flue is "A - Standard Flue" The Plume displacement kit noted has been advised by Baxi. But as far as im aware this kit takes the inner plume away leaving the air intake at the wall? Thus giving the same...

Good morning all, I am at a loss and have been trawling the internet and making calls for a while to now avail! So of the many forums i found, this one seemed to have some sound advice, so i thought i would ask here. I hope for my first post to be a (maybe in depth) question. So unexpectedly...