Moving boiler into porch, will it need an air brick ?

[P.S.]

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[kevplumb]

what sort of boiler ?
what sort of flue ?

 

[P.S.]

Bosch condensing 26cdi extra, fan assisted, 90deg bend out the top of the boiler straight through the wall and out.

The porch will be 1m X 1.5m X 2m (internal)
All double glazed, windows to be decided but can hav "trickle" vents added ?

 

[htgeng]

the corgi bod will tell you.
also don't forget the frost stat.

 

[fronnie]

check manufaturers instructions, may not need vents at all some dont need any ventilation at all

 

[P.S.]

RE: the corgi bod will tell you.


The porch is being built next week, the boiler isn't due to be moved for about a month, hence easy to put a ventilation brick in during construction...

I'll dig out the installation guide...

Thanks (and Re Frost Stat)

 

[mave]

http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/index.php?fuseaction=product.literature&con_id=5057

This should help

 

[P.S.]

Cheers, actually found that today as can't find the original installation book, however, cannot actually see requirements for air brick etc.... it does say on one page, "The appliance may be installed into an airing cupboard if required.See section "Air supply:"

I cannot find a section "air supply"

Might just fit an air brick anyway, can always be blocked off

 

[kevplumb]

wont do any harm

 

[raykeeley]

not fitted one, but condensing drain of springs to mind, ie location of discharge. just something to think about in the early stages of plaining.