Without full details it would be anybody's guess... With some of the hair-brained schemes that are put forth on here!
Can you have a boiler near the gas meter?
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Sorry I didn't know you were still talking. I've got a bit of room to play with and the box will be lower than the boiler I should think so I assume that will add distance.
Also does anyone know if this needs a membrane that goes behind the box and tucks under the lintel or a dpc above the lintel with weep holes? Cheers
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Just add the image to this thread using the attach files button.
Your link above doesn't work (for me at least!)
Have another look. I was editing it. it kept rotating the picture 90 degrees.
Thanks for looking.
Can you add a few more vertical measurements? Looks fine so far but verts are missing... Boiler vs meter height from ground level.
I had a better measure up today. Not quite as wide as I thought but lots of height due to outside ground being low. So the box can be low and still above dpc. So am I right in thinking the boiler could go directly above the meter if needs be? Cheers.
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Yes, no problem.
You're fine mate.
Thank you people. I'm about to do a thread on philmac fittings. If anyone has an idea that would be very handy. Cheers.
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