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philip b said:
I know...make the gap a bit bigger. Try about 6mm and then you should be pretty close to the magic 200mm
Hope this helps
Sounds like a precast flue, some times you can build out the marble surround using a suitable surround also some fires can be fitted with spacers to give this dimension. Speak to the manufactures for advice also some fires are not suitable for the smaller precast flue and even if the fire fits it could still fail a spillage test.
Try looking at the electric models
Try looking at the electric models
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:fender said:scatmanjohn said:philip b said:
I know...make the gap a bit bigger. Try about 6mm and then you should be pretty close to the magic 200mm
Hope this helps
Don't you mean 46mm.......
That will teach me for trying to be clever?
Clearly if a professional cannot fit it due to the regulations there is only one solution.
Say that you are competent and fit it yourself.
If you get into trouble then blame Water Systems.
Only trouble is that he is an old retired fellow who ensures that his identity is kept secret so no one can blame him for wrong or illegal advice advice.
Tony
Say that you are competent and fit it yourself.
If you get into trouble then blame Water Systems.
Only trouble is that he is an old retired fellow who ensures that his identity is kept secret so no one can blame him for wrong or illegal advice advice.
Tony
Agile said:
Seems to me he could blame you instead.
Perhaps thats so!
I post under my real name unlike 80% of the people here who want to hide their identities ( why I would ask? ).
That posting was intended solely as a joke to highlight the absurdity of the Water Systems which intentionally in a "signature" implies that "DIY gas work is legal". He only does that because he has some kind of jealously towards CORGI registered people.
Gas can be dangerous! I can only recommend that anyone who wants to do gas work must use a competent CORGI registered person.
I also have to say that some people who are CORGI registered do not appear very competent! I have no hesitation in saying that!
Tony
I post under my real name unlike 80% of the people here who want to hide their identities ( why I would ask? ).
That posting was intended solely as a joke to highlight the absurdity of the Water Systems which intentionally in a "signature" implies that "DIY gas work is legal". He only does that because he has some kind of jealously towards CORGI registered people.
Gas can be dangerous! I can only recommend that anyone who wants to do gas work must use a competent CORGI registered person.
I also have to say that some people who are CORGI registered do not appear very competent! I have no hesitation in saying that!
Tony
It seems that you use you real name to advertise yourself, are you that desperate, this is a diy forum not a customer base.
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