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Mechanical Ventilation and Gas Fires

sas · 2007-01-15 11:57:33

Do the building regs. consider mechanical ventilation as sufficient ventilation for a gas fire. The balanced flue kind if that makes any difference. Or would it mean holes in walls or trickle vents in windows? Thanks SAS

15-01-2007 11:57am

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Do the building regs. consider mechanical ventilation as sufficient ventilation for a gas fire. The balanced flue kind if that makes any difference.

Or would it mean holes in walls or trickle vents in windows?

Thanks

SAS

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#2 15-01-2007 12:32pm

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Any room containing a heat producing appliance must have a wall vent

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