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But heating appliances in existing buildings are generally covered by separate rules laid down by CORGI (for gas) and HETAS (for solid fuel), and sometimes these rules apply only to professional installers, not to home owners. For example, were you to engage a heatingengineer to install a new gas boiler, then he or she would be legally obliged to be CORGI registered. But there is nothing to stop you as an individual from buying a new boiler and fitting it yourself.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property...oblems-with-thermostatic-radiator-valves.html
But heating appliances in existing buildings are generally covered by separate rules laid down by CORGI (for gas) and HETAS (for solid fuel), and sometimes these rules apply only to professional installers, not to home owners. For example, were you to engage a heatingengineer to install a new gas boiler, then he or she would be legally obliged to be CORGI registered. But there is nothing to stop you as an individual from buying a new boiler and fitting it yourself.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property...oblems-with-thermostatic-radiator-valves.html