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Conservatories

Distance from external boiler flue/vent to side of conservatory

Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.49 PM

Thanks for the responses. Another quick question, which may sound silly, but what tradesman would be able to move the kitchen extractor outlet/vent - electrician? Thanks so much. Hi We are looking at building an Edwardian conservatory - 4x4 - and one of the sides will be quite close to the external boiler flue. The conservatory is at the back of the property. What is the regulated/permitted distance from the flue to the side of the conservatory. Also, the previous owner installed a extractor unit in the kitchen that you switch on manually and the vent for this will be inside the proposed conservatory. Is this allowed? Many thanks in advance.

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3 Answers

Anonymous user

U cant vent into a conservatory need to go outside, the boiler flu can be extended with bends to relocate out the way due to heat and fumes
Answered7 June 2020
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Go Green All Trades ltd

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Bilston
the recommended distance is 300mm from an opening window you can also put an aluminium l shape plate facing the side of conservatory to protect from the heat as for the vent from kitchen into conservatory would have to be moved more so for the smell of cooking and fumes not being pushed in the property
Answered7 June 2020
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Anonymous user

Hi the answer is fine and you can + a deflector plate to prevent the heat melting the conservatory and must be at least 350 mill a way from frames n u will all so need triqual vents in the tops off windows and it will need full planing notes with it being gas vent thanks Colin cable
Answered9 June 2020
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