[quote author=billythekid link=1125785085/0#3 date=1125788359]ok stop me if i'm getting this all messed up in my(
whiskey soaked) brain, but how can you flue a boiler on a party wall? I think you mean right up against your party wall with the flue thru the back wall right? or even side exiting flue with boiler mounteed on party wall. if thats the case you might well be cutting it close. there are other regs too which might com into effect, proximity to openable windows etc.
The answer I suppose is that you
definately need to take notice of this reg, its concerning products of combustion i.e carbon monoxide in a worst case scenario. If your neighbour puts up a conservatory you wouldnt want to be the one responsible for their deaths just because it fitted your kitchen layout better would you. I'd ask your neighbour if they are ever going to build onto their property, or even if they would be allowed to, depending on your area they might not be able to get the planning permission to extend. If the boiler definately HAS to go there then this is your only option.
Would it be possible to put it up the loft or somewhere else in the house? [/quote]
btk, call yourself a scotsman, drinking irish/american
scotch is spelt
whisky