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Chaps,

I'm a spark and working on a refit ..... the GSE is going to put the new boiler on the wall very close to the floor - is this OK?

Never seen one low on a floor before.

Thanks
 
If it's to M.I's then it's ok. Going to be a right tw@t to work on in future though, accessing valves etc. Sounds like he's a F.I.F.O merchant!
 
Normally most require 4-6" below the boiler

Any reason why he's fitted it so low ?
 
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Can't be under a window, unless he can achieve the correct clearance.
 
^^ it’s going in on Friday ..... when I’m back onsite I will take some snaps and post them
 
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