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Really decent job also nice that you care about your customers and trying to do best by them, that was great to see.

That actually looks fine, opened up a few more options, thanks for the vid broski. Hope all the family are well

Never seen that before everyday is a school day. New roller blind needed now though 😂

Its good to know you can go through a window, might help in future knowing that, also thats a good tip with a radiator. Great video

Thank you Chirag that was another very informative video❤

Nice video mate. Haven’t seen that done before but I liked it 😂

Love this job because every day is a school day ...

The old radiator trick . Can tell you have done the rounds in the social housing battlefields . Great stuff mate

Previous regs were flu had to be 1 metre from window. Can’t see how that will pass regs

As is normal for a gas carcass, it was probably run in 22mm until it was split to feed a gas fire lounge or two points in the kitchen, therefor there is probably no more than 2 or 3m of 15mm pipe in the screed run from a 22mm tee. Done loads of them. And the 22mm above floor just makes sure that there is a minimum drop on that run to the boiler. How far away is that flue from the parallel wall !!!

Needs a plume kit in my opinion on that window flue your gonna get condensation buildup 😊

Pity the poor window cleaner when someone turns on the hot tap

Mad that vaillant flue well didn’t think you could do that. Also shocked as there distance between flues above and below are small most is 1200-1500 can see a plumb kit above it😂. You really didn’t know about sleeved copper thought you were top man 😂 only used it a few times myself normally just use duct tape it’s about £40 a length baxi prv going into plastic no hot tun tut tut. Also that 5 year rule for baxi depend on how much it’s condensing more condense more corrosion takes to minutes take that burner off and have a cheeky look 🤜

Flue through a window 😮 Feed 15 mm to 22mm gas 😮 Not convinced 😮

I’d be absolutely shocked if you’re allowed to go through a window with a flue!!! What if the window gets smashed, all sorts of problems

The yellow ochre gas pipe has been used as its buried in concrete, you can cut it back to solder onto it, remembering to wrap again should it be required

This type of flue should be 150mm from opening in building, a window is defined as an opening so I can’t see how this is ok. I would like to have email confirmation from the boiler manufacturers and not just the word of the rep.

Great Video as always. Enjoy them. Quick question, What do you set mini expansion vessels at and on each service? Never really found the answer. Thanks 😊

I guess the 150mm a way from the building fabric rule dosent apply then when you are going through it

I've never seen a flue go out a window like that before ! Did you have to speak to vaillant tech to find out if that's allowed?

Absolutely shocking install...Only joking 🤪

How much do you charge for diagnostics and changing a syncron motor? Great vid as usual

you say the working pressure at the boiler was ok, with that section of 15mm, but was the gas rate ok? as I have seen a few people do similar, and the gas rate is under what is permitted. good upload tho. :)

That flue is something I’ve never seen before. Didn’t even know that was allowed…….

How do you open the gas valve on those boilers to check the working pressure. Find em so dodgy

So a plume off a condensing boiler. Is that good or bad thing? Obviously you need the return water temp 54° or lower for it to be more efficient

What about 150mm from a builders opening for air intake ie like when using a plume kit ?

I think this Flue installation against the regulations!! It will be classified as AR is its is installed through un solid construction

How do the shut the blind? 😂

Usually watch your content and really impressed but if that 15mm goes all the way back to the metre then this boiler is definitely under gassed. As a new installation it should have no more than 1mb pressure loss from meter to the appliance. Regardless of doing the best you can it has to conform to current regulations. Just done some quick calculations and if that boiler was a 19kw a 15mm pipe would only be able to travel 1 metre with 4 bends to reach 1 mb loss. Upgrading the pipe in the kitchen has no effect as the 15mm before restricts the flow your 22mm pipe has.

Which model is that ?? Looks ok with new black front

Flue from an internal corner reg 300mm?

First to comment here😅. Happy Sunday. Enjoy

Why didn’t you lag the pipes I thought this was required under new regs

A sparrow flue into my window and it died (it ceased to be)

Where did it go before?

Never seen that before, I GUESS WHY NOT

Is that even legal 🤔🤔😯😯😲😲

Was that window flue job in NW11? Lol

A sparrow flue into my window and it died (it ceased to be)