Is this a good install?

[Shukester]

Hi everyone.

Total boiler / plumbing beginner here.

I just wanted to double check that this install looks ok - I asked the plumber for a cupboard fit boiler as was planning to mount the boiler in a cupboard when I get a new kitchen fitted.

I'm not sure what kind of cupboard will fit this boiler. All online pictures of cupboard fit boilers have had much less pipework it seems and since this picture was taken there are now some more white pipes that drain outside.

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[ShaunCorbs]

No pic showing?

 

[Shukester]

No pic showing?

Thanks, I think I've sorted it image should be there now.

 

[king of pipes]

No pictures here

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Thanks, I think I've sorted it image should be there now.

Yep ta

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Looks fine to me not a bad install

 

[king of pipes]

Looks ok its tough to get a combi into a cupboard but can be done cheers kop

 

[Shukester]

Cheers - looks like it's all how it should be.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Cheers - looks like it's all how it should be.

You could get the plastic box and trunking altered if that would help ?

 

[PhoenixServices]

What is the measurement from the floor to the lowest point of the install?
Kitchen designers have a range of cupboard sizes and or boxings to suit most situations.

 

[Chalked]

Most boilers will fit in a cupboard. Just sometimes you need a big cupboard

 

[Scott_D]

Is it an ecofit pure?
If yes it's a cupboard fit 700x400x290

Is the condense connected?
Grey hose

 

[Ant Parkes]

Is it an ecofit pure?
If yes it's a cupboard fit 700x400x290

Is the condense connected?
Grey hose

Doesn't look it on this photo but the OP did mention there is now an additional white pipe to outside. So guessing engineer went back to finish off after photo taken.