Condense discharge - no easy solution

[SimonG]

This is a common problem where I have to install a condensing boiler and there is nowhere to discharge the condense.
I have an oil boiler to install in a garage and there is only a rainwater gulley close by.
To install a condense trap in the ground is too much work.
I am thinking of using something internal to neutralise the discharge first, before running it to outside.
What would you recommend?
Is there a simple solution?

Just fit a standard efficiency boiler

 

[king of pipes]

Just follow the boiler manufacturers instructions regarding the condense disposal bud you will then be complying to the regulations. Kop

 

[Best]

Just fit a standard efficiency boiler

Wish I could. Can you still source standard eff oil boilers? I haven’t asked for any. (I know they are illegal to fit normally).
Using a decent condition second hand standard eff boiler makes a lot of sense.
Can get them free, or for just a few pounds

 

[SimonG]

Hounsfield do them. Had to fit one about 18 months ago with all the paperwork to go with it.

 

[dan_the_plumber]

As far as I know, no-one much bothers about this. I’d say most installers just take condensate to any drain they can