it should be ok to put a 90 on the end of the pipe. The only qualifier is that the manufacturer limits the length of pipe and the number of 90s you are allowed to use. If you are close to the limit, it might cause the boiler to shut down. An easy way to check for this is to put the 90 on without adding glue, and then run the boiler to see if its ok.
The installation guide that came with your new boiler should have information concerning flue size and restrictions.
2007-03-04 04:06:24
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answered by johntindale 5
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Souldn't be a problem, many new boilers have a directional flue terminal anyway - if not you may need a pluming kit. Check the specs for your particular appliance before doing anything, better still contact your installer. I assume this boiler is in the same position as your last one and that your neigbour never complained about the far more noxious but less visible fumes that emmitted!
2007-03-06 11:09:14
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answered by Blue_String_Pudding 1
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No. These flues must have a straight outlet. Can't understand what the neighbour is complaining about, you only get a plume when the weather is cold because of the warm by products of combustion are hitting the col air. It is the same as car exhaust fumes on a cold morning, so next time you have a cold morning, tell him your not happy about his exhaust fumes.If you don't have a straight outlet, it can cause back pressure in you r boiler.
2007-03-04 08:06:26
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answered by Anonymous
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You need to check with the manufacturer of the boiler, on some boilers there can be a problem with back pressure in the flue.
2007-03-04 05:23:52
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answered by Anonymous
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depending on the make of boiler you can buy a plume managment kit to fit over the end of the flue and direct the plume to a maximum of 6mtrs upwards or to the left or right which should give you a happy neighbour. good luck
2007-03-04 07:21:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm guessing that it also points downword with a 90, if this is the case make sure whatever you do the final result still has that 90 down as this prevents mother nature from fouling up the system. Other then that you can direct it wherever you want.
2007-03-04 04:12:44
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answered by ? 4
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in my view i could bypass interior real away, and don't be ashamed to positioned on a scientific institution mask or a headband over your nostril and mouth, I in simple terms heard at present that actual everyone seems to be getting it with the help of the a hundred's nonetheless and a few are nonetheless dying from it. i does no longer take a raffle. save your abode windows closed and in the journey that your a/c is on the alternative component of the abode from them, in simple terms use that for circulating air. additionally wash your arms each and each time you bypass out someplace and are available back abode, first subject; wash your arms. i won't be able to arise with the money for to get ill and that i'm no longer ashamed to cover my face while somebody coughs and stay out of the section they have been in. an uncomplicated sneeze can shuttle a minimum of three feet and stay interior the air for 3 minutes. it is not counting the wind p.c.. up! additionally sparkling grocery and different public carts with sanitizing handwipes. I save the handles coated with the garments on the same time as i'm utilising the carts. that's referred to as taking precautions
2016-10-02 09:03:02
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answered by tomas 4
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check with your plumber who fitted the boiler ..he should have left you a book on it ..if so check with manufacturer..but most don't turn
2007-03-04 04:56:11
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answered by boy boy 7
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I cant see why not, but i would get it checked by a profesional to be on the safe side.
2007-03-04 04:43:14
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answered by Anonymous
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yes but you will have to get some extra diverters and maybe some pressure realese valves or units to keep an eye on pressure when not home
2007-03-04 04:08:08
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answered by JAYHAWKER 2
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