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TenementConservation

Morning,

Im in a top floor tenement flat with access to the attic space. I have a combi boiler with flue that emits vertically up through the roof. My kitchen is situated internally with no easy access to an external wall. Could I fit a kitchen extractor that ducts vertically then right angles and connects to the existing boiler flue with a t piece connector? Is there a way to make sure that any CO would not be able to come back down through the kitchen ducting, and would any of this conform to regs?


Thanks
 
No no no no no ! There absolutely no way you can do that conform to reg it just about breaks every one 😂 , get a professional in and avoid hurting yourself or someone else. Kop
 

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