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Hanging boiler on dry lining?

jdpl28 · 2007-04-27 18:32:41

Hi, I'm getting central heating in soon, and was thinking of drylining my kitcken cause it's a really cold room. Can you hang a boiler or kitchen units on drylining? theres cavaty walls behind it. thanks, J

27-04-2007 6:32pm

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jdpl28

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Hi,

I'm getting central heating in soon, and was thinking of drylining my kitcken cause it's a really cold room. Can you hang a boiler or kitchen units on drylining? theres cavaty walls behind it.

thanks,
J

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#2 27-04-2007 8:10pm

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You'll have to mount it onto the cavities or onto batens if they are strong enough. A boiler is heavy enough out of the box - and then it will be filled with water.

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#3 24-05-2007 8:59pm

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best to fix plywood where the boiler is going to hang. Boilers are HEAVY!! Put solid timber where the kitchen units are going to be hanging as well

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