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Ah shiet! Stuff like this is my nightmare, I tried to design in as many access panels & ducts as possible to be able to service shit that’s buried, but a lot of ours has ended up being inaccessible without ripping the house to bits…
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It’s going to be rejigged when the kitchen is done, there is a big void where an old hot water tank was, the flue is boxed in on the bathroom side so I’m thinking pull the whole kitchen wall down and then have a grid of stud work and panels round the hob splash back in whatever wood/formica the unit doors are made from and have them removable so the new flue and most of the bathroom pipes are accessible.
Will cost more but legally you need flue inspection access and would likely cost more to get access to a leaky joint in the void
Mr_Smyth
Back on the tools!
Boiler is dead and the engineer can’t get on the fittings underneath to fix it so now it’s tiles off the wall and take a section of brick wall down.
DIY never really ends does it?…