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I'm getting my combo boiler built into a cupboard, or rather a cupboard built around it... anything i need to worry about/be aware of? The boilers exhaust goes out the back and out the flat so don't think airflow should be an issue? Paging @Airhead who knows everything.
I had this done, it's fine - but: I had to take the door off/out in order to pull the front of the boiler off so that I (and anyone who comes to service it) could get to the workings.
I needed to do this in order to wire in my Nest thermostat control.
Luckily the hinges could be removed, but be careful of the space you leave.
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I don't know the exact rules but there's a minimum clearance required. Isn't Sacredhart usually good on these ones!
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Find the manual for your boiler. It should say whether it's suitable to be fitted in a cupboard and specify clearances for all sides
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you need to refer to that specific boiler installation instructions.
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I'm getting my combo boiler built into a cupboard, or rather a cupboard built around it... anything i need to worry about/be aware of? The boilers exhaust goes out the back and out the flat so don't think airflow should be an issue? Paging @Airhead who knows everything.