Is this plume kit gas safe

My concern would be that Rizo has made such an awesome job of sealing all the gaps with that magic tape, that room is now effectively air-tight. When that boiler runs, maaan, that room will become a vacuum.

But I doubt Rizo's ears will pop.

Keep it as it is, Rizo - awesome job, man. Let Darwinian evolution take its course...

 

that's designed for sticking to the panels - it's not designed to make a weather proof joint between brickwork and the panels - it won't last long, and when it fails that junction box will get wet

you should have used something like this keyed into the brickwork


but that's the least of your worries .......

 

is rizo on crystal meth?

 

I do hope that hook is the right way up by now.

 

you've had decent advice - I recommend you get a properly qualified person in to carry out the works

 

You need a gas safe registerd plumber to sort it out , if anyone else does it they are illegally doing so

 

Please 'fess up and tell us you are yanking our chains.

In case you are in any doubt - I don't believe any expert or professional would consider your plume kit to be safe.

 

I can't believe that anyone would put themselves and their family at risk by doing something this stupid, its got to be a wind up

 

We very much doubt it , looks like down pipe and certainly incorrectly fitted .

 

Much better, who did you get to do it

 

when is he coming back to fit the support bracket ?

 

ah gowan gowan gowan, treat yourself to a bracket

 

Mmm and nobody has yet commented that it is no longer a balanced flue, the air for combustion is taken from the space enclosed by the plastic and the products are being discharged in another air zone

I do so hope it is wind up

 

The house that the muppets built.... I know little about plumbing ....But if this was my pad I think I would be a bit concerned

 

I'm assuming that's a very open car port Mr Tea - surely no one would be so daft as to ......