Hi.
I've just moved into a house where there is a a Baxi boiler ( not a combi) installed into a garage that is directly exhausting onto a shed, and the shed has signs of heat damage on it. My original plan was to move the shed, but that's not as easy as I had hoped as they placed it down on wet cement, so it's cemeted to the ground :S
Also, the boiler doesn't have a terminal guard on it, which i believe is required?
So - looking for options to redirect the flue away from the shed, so that the flue is pointed upwards, but that then increases the chance of debris in it?
Do i need an official PMK (if i can get one suitable), or is a terminal guard and a piece of alu bend and standing off the off the shed and direct the flue upwards likely acceptable?
I have a service booked in 2 weeks time, but want to try and offset any advisories now.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I've just moved into a house where there is a a Baxi boiler ( not a combi) installed into a garage that is directly exhausting onto a shed, and the shed has signs of heat damage on it. My original plan was to move the shed, but that's not as easy as I had hoped as they placed it down on wet cement, so it's cemeted to the ground :S
Also, the boiler doesn't have a terminal guard on it, which i believe is required?
So - looking for options to redirect the flue away from the shed, so that the flue is pointed upwards, but that then increases the chance of debris in it?
Do i need an official PMK (if i can get one suitable), or is a terminal guard and a piece of alu bend and standing off the off the shed and direct the flue upwards likely acceptable?
I have a service booked in 2 weeks time, but want to try and offset any advisories now.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.