Flue For Gas Boiler

Having a new boiler or extending your home may mean you need to upgrade your flue. If you're not sure whether you need to upgrade your flue, ask a Gas Safe registered engineer to inspect your flue. Only these engineers know the latest boiler flue regulations.A flue for a gas boiler is designed to sa... read more

Points to Note in Chimney Design of Gas Condensing Boiler

1. The gas-fired condensing boiler flue should be designed as straight as possible, which will make the flue airtight, less accessories and less resistance. When laying horizontal flue, it should keep more than 1% of the head-up arrangement, and try to avoid smoothness. Slope arrangement. 2. The flu... read more

Horizontal flue kits are available for many different domestic boilers.

Horizontal flue kits are available for many different domestic boilers. They are easy to install and can be purchased without any special tools. The horizontal flue kit comes with the necessary parts, including an appliance adaptor. These kits are available in various sizes, and will fit most boiler... read more

What should be paid attention to non-condensing flue

A non-condensing furnace is designed to vent hot air from your home outside via a standard chimney. However, older chimneys may need to be upgraded in order to accommodate this type of boiler. A condensing boiler must be vented through a special flue made of materials that are impervious to corrosio... read more

Coaxial flue extension systems are constructed from a series of interconnected pipes

Coaxial flue extension systems are constructed from a series of interconnected pipes. The inner pipe 14 is part of the coaxial pipe assembly 10 and is connected to the outer flue pipe 16. The coaxial pipe assembly 10 includes three brackets 18 and the male connector 36. The inner flue pipe 14 is mad... read more