Nick67GT
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I’m refitting the kitchen which previously had a conventional balanced flue boiler installed. This has now been moved to the airing cupboard and is a combi type.
My question concerns some apparently redundant pipe work in the kitchen itself and whether or not I can partially remove it to below the new worktop level behind the floor units to make it neater.
The two pipes in question are these:
The one on the right is capped off with a 22mm stop end so I’m pretty sure that’s ok just to reduce in height and reinstall the stop end. The pipe on the left however goes through to the outside as so:
Is this likely to be still part of the combi boiler and still necessary?
Thus is the combi piping just in case there’s any clues there:
Thanks.
My question concerns some apparently redundant pipe work in the kitchen itself and whether or not I can partially remove it to below the new worktop level behind the floor units to make it neater.
The two pipes in question are these:
The one on the right is capped off with a 22mm stop end so I’m pretty sure that’s ok just to reduce in height and reinstall the stop end. The pipe on the left however goes through to the outside as so:
Is this likely to be still part of the combi boiler and still necessary?
Thus is the combi piping just in case there’s any clues there:
Thanks.