Gas Boiler In Attic Regulations

There are several regulations you must follow when installing a modern boiler in your loft.

Gas boiler in attic regulations.

Compliance is essential regulations for installing a boiler in a loft space are similar to fitting one in other rooms of a property. My ongoing house buying saga goes on. We re looking at a house with a gas boiler in the loft. Another example is that your boiler needs to be in a position either on or adjacent to an outside wall.

Most modern models feature two pipes. So the flue type differs as well. There must also be adequate flooring to ensure a safe passage to it. According to boiler plus legislation 2018 a gas boiler must be fitted with time and temperature controls.

As well as an improved energy efficiency rating all new gas and oil boiler installations must include a programmed timer and a thermostat so that owners can. The appliance must be in a place so that heating engineers can have easy access for servicingpurposes and safety reasons. Keep in mind that gases expelled from traditional units differ from those expelled from high efficiency ones. Due to condensation a discharge pipe must be fitted to a suitable foul water drain.

The boiler must be a rated 92 erp and condensing. For example anyone installing a gas boiler must be gas safe registered. Your engineer must be gas safe registered. Gas fired heating is responsible for around 60 of annual energy spending and the new highly efficient boilers could reduce bills significantly according to the energy saving trust.

I ve found a couple of websites which suggest that by law the loft needs boarding to the boiler.