Resealing a boiler flue - 4 floors up
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My daughter lives in a 4th floor flat and her gas boiler was "condemned" last week as the gas engineer said that the flue needed resealed and it's not something that he would do - so she's in a bit of a panic.
Can this be dealt with from the inside or is it a scaffolding job to fix? Sorry not much detail but it feels to me that I might be able to use something like expanding foam or fire cement from the inside to seal any gaps around the fluw.....or is there more to it than that???
Can this be dealt with from the inside or is it a scaffolding job to fix? Sorry not much detail but it feels to me that I might be able to use something like expanding foam or fire cement from the inside to seal any gaps around the fluw.....or is there more to it than that???
towser said:
My daughter lives in a 4th floor flat and her gas boiler was "condemned" last week as the gas engineer said that the flue needed resealed and it's not something that he would do - so she's in a bit of a panic.
Can this be dealt with from the inside or is it a scaffolding job to fix? Sorry not much detail but it feels to me that I might be able to use something like expanding foam or fire cement from the inside to seal any gaps around the fluw.....or is there more to it than that???
Yes, from the inside and without scaffolding -Can this be dealt with from the inside or is it a scaffolding job to fix? Sorry not much detail but it feels to me that I might be able to use something like expanding foam or fire cement from the inside to seal any gaps around the fluw.....or is there more to it than that???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2iDU8kHRHM
RGG said:
Thanks very much - that looks like a good solution!RGG said:
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