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hello lads,
I am stuck with a question and I believe y simple but I cannot find an answer except from guessing.
Here it goes: when would a flue spigot restrictor be used on an open flued gas fire ?
I couldn't find the answer in my logic book but I'd would guess it's either when using a flexible lined flue or you have to install it at all time because, if the catchment space gets full with debris, mortar, bricks, and leaves, birds nests it will some point block the spigot ?
However, I am a little stuck and perhaps someone could point me in the right direction.
If you know when it been used could you also tell me what type of flue wouldn't require a spigot restrictor ?
I am stuck with a question and I believe y simple but I cannot find an answer except from guessing.
Here it goes: when would a flue spigot restrictor be used on an open flued gas fire ?
I couldn't find the answer in my logic book but I'd would guess it's either when using a flexible lined flue or you have to install it at all time because, if the catchment space gets full with debris, mortar, bricks, and leaves, birds nests it will some point block the spigot ?
However, I am a little stuck and perhaps someone could point me in the right direction.
If you know when it been used could you also tell me what type of flue wouldn't require a spigot restrictor ?