Using old flue

[JohnHarrison]

Is this the same flat that you wanted to fit an SE boiler to, thus ignoring everyone's advice in the process and getting your 2 previous threads locked Mr Drivel?

Why would I want to take out a brand new boiler? I am sure you do.

 

[JohnHarrison]

So the answer is no then - from this bunch any way.

 

[Dan Robinson]

From any bunch.

But then you are a legend in your own bath water and will do what you want for the sake of £50.


See you next time.

 

[JohnHarrison]

From any bunch.

But then you are a legend in your own bath water and will do what you want for the sake of £50.

See you next time.

So do not know either. Figures.

 

[Dan Robinson]

You can't reuse a flue.

Simples.

 

[Steelmasons]

So the answer is no then - from this bunch any way.

Go ahead and use the existing flue.

Be fun reporting an asshole like you to HSE.

 

[JohnHarrison]

So the answer is no then - from this bunch any way.

Go ahead and use the existing flue.

Be fun reporting an **** like you to HSE.

Idiot, I am not fitting anything. It is an inquiry to see if it can be reused. This forum is full of nutters.

If the Potterton flue cannot be reused he will have a Vokera HE. He is impressed with mine. Part numbers may be the secret giveaway. The same part number means the same product.

 

[Corgigrouch]

How can your neighbour be impressed with a boiler that has not been fitted?

And why is he having an HE when your non existent landlord has forbidden the use of condensing boilers?

 

[Corgigrouch]

But the OP. is a wind up merchant and the mods have his number. .

He must be bored tonight, perhaps Inflatable Ingrid has a puncture...

 

[Corgigrouch]

If the Potterton flue cannot be reused he will have a Vokera HE. He is impressed with mine. Part numbers may be the secret giveaway. The same part number means the same product.

He's impressed with your Vokera HE?, not an SE?

 

[Dan Robinson]

Care in the community at its finest