Hi I live in a row of terraced houses and next door have had a boiler installed upstairs and the flue exits very close to were my property starts is there a set distance this should be. I have done a drawing to illustrate the situation. [//media.diynot.com/210000_209885_67918_40173548_thumb.jpgnet]209885/67918_40173548.jpg[/net]
next doors boiler flue distance from my property
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sorry but your drawing does not make any sense ? and you will have to add the installation date as the regulations change all the time
Does it come out through the roof?
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OK so have to guess now does it exit through the rear wall next to your boundary ?
What do you mean by rear wall?
This is going to be a long night.
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Is the flue being a nuisance to you in any way? Without a photo its hard to comment. Tip: all modern boiler manuals have a very handy diagram of a house showing the required clearances for most flue positions, its usually taken direct from the regs. Its easily found on google.
If the flue does not comply with the clearances then have a friendly chat with your neighbour. There are plume management kits available which could sort it out
If the flue does not comply with the clearances then have a friendly chat with your neighbour. There are plume management kits available which could sort it out
Wonder how many pages this will run too? 
The picture doesnt show Diddly squat, you have worked out how to post a picture shame you havent worked out how to draw one !
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