Moving wood burning stove from summer house to house

[lukaszorlas]

Hello
We decided to move wood burning stove from summer house to house.

In 2021 I bought DEFRA approved stove and paid OFTEC engineer to install in my summer house. https://www.hpmmag.com/renewables/oftec-launches-solid-fuel-registration-service

Kinston (Surrey) council building control approved the process and I have certificate. But this certificate covers entire property - not only summer house hence we want to have it more at home.

Question: how would you prevent flat roof from leaking? Should I use this https://www.fluedirect.co.uk/twin-s...-temperature-black-epdm-masterflash-3337.html

 

[motorbiking]

The new installation will need building control approval as its clearly entirely different to the original. I suspect the original was exempt. Whether the flashing is suitable, depends entirely on the insulation of the flue. You haven't included any details of the hearth and chimney.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1108428/ADJ_2022.pdf

 

[Notch7]

It needs a Hetas engineer

 

[lukaszorlas]

It needs a Hetas engineer

Are you sure? It says clearly that not only Hetas can install it - https://www.hpmmag.com/renewables/oftec-launches-solid-fuel-registration-service

 

[cdbe]

That's interesting. Bit of competition for HETAS. Let's hope there's a bit more to it than - you're an oil engineer, pay us a few quid and away you go.

 

[lukaszorlas]

That's interesting. Bit of competition for HETAS. Let's hope there's a bit more to it than - you're an oil engineer, pay us a few quid and away you go.

Yes, and Kingston council approved their certificate.

 

[Notch7]

Are you sure? It says clearly that not only Hetas can install it - https://www.hpmmag.com/renewables/oftec-launches-solid-fuel-registration-service

My apologies, it seems OFTEC broadened their scheme back in 2016 to get some of the wood burning stove business.