Good morning, my combi boiler is 10 yeas.old and has a water leak, so I’m thinking it’s time to replace. I’m trying to get an idea of solutions for routing the condensate pipe before I contact heating engineers. Currently the condensate pipe goes along the skirting through the outside wall and into the shared unadopted alley. I understand regs have changed and it would now need a soak away, I also believe you can’t put a soak away into a shared alley way. ( shared with 8 houses, most rented)
The boiler is downstairs, in a small space about 4 x 4 foot by the bathroom. This whole are has concrete floor. So can’t route pipe under floor, the only thing I can think of is running pipe around the wall, cutting into bathroom wall and attaching to bath drain. If anyone has any ideas I’d be very grateful.
Photo- boiler on right, condensate under radiator. Door to alley, wall on right is bathroom.
The boiler is downstairs, in a small space about 4 x 4 foot by the bathroom. This whole are has concrete floor. So can’t route pipe under floor, the only thing I can think of is running pipe around the wall, cutting into bathroom wall and attaching to bath drain. If anyone has any ideas I’d be very grateful.
Photo- boiler on right, condensate under radiator. Door to alley, wall on right is bathroom.
