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Question re boxing combi boiler
A gas engineer has just told me i must box in my combi boiler before he works on in due to gas regulations (the boiler is located over the end of the bath). Is this correct and if so, should be boxing be fixed or removable?
- Ydiamond_51 30th Dec, 2011 Gas Work
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yes the boiler shoul be boxed in a bathroom the boiler still needs to be accsessible ie opening doors
- IAN PRICE PLUMBING&HEATING 1st Jan, 2012
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He is correct.This is so that you cannot touch the boiler (any associated electrics) whilst in the bath.He should have told you a bit more than what he has.
- Roc builders 31st Dec, 2011
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hi
yes your boiler should be in a cupboard,
as it is over your bath there is a possible risk of a electric shock,
boiler will need minimum clearances as per boiler manufacturers installation manual, cupboard can be fixed or removable
hope that helps,
best wishes for 2012
martin
- Alaspects Property Maintenance 2nd Jan, 2012
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