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bewsh

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How's it going? I'm more of a maintenance guy, so I'd like to pick the brains of the installers if I can.

In my house I have a decommissioned bbu/fire (no gas supply going to it anymore). The room it's in doesn't have a radiator as the BBU/fire used to be adequate. So, I'm looking to rip the old bbu/fire out and block up the builders opening and ten run pipes down to install a new radiator. The question is, would I have to put a vent in the builders opening to stop damp, etc? Or would the radiator being there be ok on it's own?

Cheers :)
 
the last one i did i left a 9x9 airbrick in the builders opening covered with a chrome grill over so looked fancy then radiator over that, job done
 
Ye I thought you had to leave an air brick/vent in the builders opening. Cheers for clearing it up for me :)
 
befor you fully block of the builders opening rember it may be a wat to hise your pipe runs just an idea seen as you arnt a installer
 
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