Do Intergas Supply Adaptor To Centralise Flue Position?

[seniorservice]

In the near future, I would like to replace my ageing Turbomax with an Intergas as they seem to be highly rated. The Turbomax is mounted on an external wall in a narrow cloakroom. The flue exits the wall just above the boiler.

As said, the room is narrow, and there is a wall either side of the boiler, with just about the recommended clearances to the sides of the casing. Ideally, any new boiler would have to have a centrally positioned flue, but the Intergas flues exit the top of the boilers to the left.

I would prefer to reuse the hole in the wall where the existing flue exits, rather than filling it in and cutting out a new one a bit to the left. Do Intergas supply an elbow/adaptor so that the flue can exit the wall centrally above the boiler?

 

[Mr Chibs]

Just got their brochure, it looks the only way is with bends: offset elbow, 90° or 45° available. So it looks possible, but will still exit from left.

 

[Dan Robinson]

It's what the offset flue kit is for.

 

[Agile]

But your gas safe registered installer will advise you on flue aspects.

Using an Intergas listed installer will sometimes get you a longer warranty depending on the exact model and their policy at the time of installation.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Really?

Might also get an installer that can handle stud walls..... Or not

 

[seniorservice]

Thanks for your replies. Searched for Mr Chib's and Dan's suggestions, and that's exactly what I want - the flue to exit the wall centrally above boiler.

Didn't want to waste an installer's time for quote if this configuration wasn't possible.

 

[Mr Chibs]

Let us know if you get the boiler, I'm thinking of getting an intergas one

 

[muggles]

Let us know if you get the boiler, I'm thinking of getting an intergas one

Excellent choice - they're very good

 

[seniorservice]

Let us know if you get the boiler, I'm thinking of getting an intergas one

OK will do. May not be for a few months though.