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First of all hello to all here.
First post, so here goes...........
I found Monodraught after a bit of Googling, and their balanced vertical flue system seems to be the perfect solution to my "plant room" problem.
[DLMURL="http://www.monodraught.com/other-products/vbf/index.php"]Monodraught Ltd - Vertical balance Flues[/DLMURL]
Unfortunately they will not quote as the boiler is less than 70kW
(I have no idea why, as their flyer states 30kW to 6MW).
The problem:
The location of the boiler room on the ground floor does not have access to external ventilation and is approx 3M x 3M x 3.2M high.
The house is currently under reconstruction and is semi underground, as it is built into a slope.
The property is detached with a pitched roof and is not sheltered by taller buildings,
It will house a Janfire duoflamePE50. The maximum output is 46kw, but it is set to 30kw on delivery.
The flue diameter is 150mm with a length of 12M to the ridge with 2 off 60 degree bends. There will be a draught regulator included in the flue.
One problem that I can see is that the floor joists of the first and second floor are 150 x150mm wooden beams at 450mm centres, only leaving a gap of 300mm for the balanced flue to pass.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
James
First post, so here goes...........
I found Monodraught after a bit of Googling, and their balanced vertical flue system seems to be the perfect solution to my "plant room" problem.
[DLMURL="http://www.monodraught.com/other-products/vbf/index.php"]Monodraught Ltd - Vertical balance Flues[/DLMURL]
Unfortunately they will not quote as the boiler is less than 70kW
(I have no idea why, as their flyer states 30kW to 6MW).
The problem:
The location of the boiler room on the ground floor does not have access to external ventilation and is approx 3M x 3M x 3.2M high.
The house is currently under reconstruction and is semi underground, as it is built into a slope.
The property is detached with a pitched roof and is not sheltered by taller buildings,
It will house a Janfire duoflamePE50. The maximum output is 46kw, but it is set to 30kw on delivery.
The flue diameter is 150mm with a length of 12M to the ridge with 2 off 60 degree bends. There will be a draught regulator included in the flue.
One problem that I can see is that the floor joists of the first and second floor are 150 x150mm wooden beams at 450mm centres, only leaving a gap of 300mm for the balanced flue to pass.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
James
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