Flue noisy - puffing billy
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Piranha
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Flue noisy - puffing billy

by Piranha » Tue May 01, 2007 2:56 pm

Our neighbours boiler flue points right at us - it puffs away loudly most of the winter, and some of the summer months. It seems to huff, then silence, then huff, getting louder at the end of each huff. It's fairly annoying (our own flue doesnt make any noise).
apart from resiting the flue - any ideas? Would resiting mean resiting the boiler too? Are there 'flue extension'pipes one can get to redirect it?
why does it make such a racket? Are there quieter fans (if it is a fan making thenoise)?
thanks

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by Reynoldspc » Sun May 06, 2007 12:03 am

It's a fan flued boiler, it's doing it's job, but if the flue doesn't encroach your property, you're sort of stuck with it.

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flue problems

by knight_eo » Sun May 06, 2007 9:09 pm

it could be a condensing boiler thats why youre seeing so much fumes there are extensions but depending on the boiler up to a maximum of 6 meteres - 1 metre for every 45 degree bend seek the help of the local gas company btw it wont be cheap to fit an extension

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Re: Flue noisy - puffing billy

by dave p » Sun May 06, 2007 9:19 pm

[the flue shouldn't cause a nuisense. even if it's fitted to regs you still have a case.

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