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natwill

Hey,
I've been asked to do a renovation job where they want the new boiler and unvented to go in the basement. My issue on having them down there is gettin the prv/trv pipework to the outside. Is there a way it can be done?
 
Officially no

If you have no drain down there.....


There is not a pump on the market that can stay idle for years and then pump liquids at such possible high temps,maybe even steam :(
 
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