I want to site a new condensing combination gas boiler how far must it be from opening windows, doors etc?
I dont want to fit it myself , just want to know if the position I am considering would meet building standards
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If it’s fan draught room sealed the minimum distance is 300mm, 1200mm if sited under carport.
It is 300mm from an external or internal corner, your instruction manual should tell you this, it is however favourable to be further away because of the amount of plume produced from these boilers, if it is not condensing, the regulations are different, but you cant install it. For many boilers, there is a part called a plume management kit, which could be used to divert problematic pluming.