Flue for old atmospheric boiler

[townfanjon]

NCS doesn’t exist anymore as far as I’m aware so it would infact be an at risk appliance

It does exist !!!

 

[Steve jones]

Does the flue have to be twin wall? I'm thinking single wall maybe cheaper and add some heat to the garage rather than in going up the chimney!
Thanks

 

[Aire]

Non compliant, but agreed if it’s the wrong material used for flue then it could be AR

Interesting, I would class a boiler with the wrong flue used as immediately dangerous.

 

[Gasmk1]

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Does the flue have to be twin wall? I'm thinking single wall maybe cheaper and add some heat to the garage rather than in going up the chimney!
Thanks

as to be twin wall due to heat being dangerous to anyone touching flue when on

 

[Rob Foster]

where does the flue go at the top ....up thro roof or out the wall....looks a bit near the roof
structure to me centralheatking

 

[Steve jones]

Flue goes into bottom of chimney

 

[Riley]

Interesting, I would class a boiler with the wrong flue used as immediately dangerous.

Now I have seen pictures I agree with you

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yep not right

 

[firemant]

NCS doesn’t exist anymore as far as I’m aware so it would infact be an at risk appliance

Wrong. NCS DOES exist, you just do not note it on a Warning Label. You can (and I do/would) nite them on my Invoice/Report sheet.

Are you under the impression that all ex NCS situations are AR?

 

[firemant]

It is not AR due to the bad material - IF it is pulling etc. Just because it looks crap does not nean it is AR. Being a very hot surface does not make it AR.

However, the hole, presumably for an FGA, probably does elevate it to AR.

WTF would someone do that?