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Back direct and back extended flueing
By changing the direction of the adaption flue position and
connection, back direct and back direct extended flueing is possible.
Flue components used:
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Adaption flue (LSFKIT01)
•
Flue pipes (ESPIPE900) for extended flueing
•
Wall terminal (ESWTERM)
Up and back, and up and over flueing
Up and back direct through the wall flueing for walls up to
385 mm thick. Flue can be extended if the wall thickness is
greater than 385 mm by using additional lengths of flue pipe.
Change of direction achieved using the bend kit.
Flue components used:
•
Adaption flue (LSFKIT01)
•
45° bends (ESBEND) to change direction
•
Flue pipes (ESPIPE900)
•
Wall terminal (ESWTERM)
Down and out flueing
The down and out flue allows for the adaption flue
component to face downwards, and for the flue to run
vertically through a hole in the floor, and then terminate
horizontally outside. Refer to p.41 for more information.
Flue components used:
•
Adaption flue (LSFKIT01)
•
45° bends (ESBEND) to change direction
•
Flue pipes (ESPIPE900)
•
Wall terminal (ESWTERM)
Vertical flueing
The vertical in-wall flue installation is installed against an internal
wall or other suitable cavity, and is run vertically upwards to a vertical
termination point.
Flue components used:
•
Adaption flue (LSFKIT01)
•
45° bends (ESBEND) to change direction
•
Flue pipes (ESPIPE900) to extend flue length
•
Vertical terminal (ESROOFCOWL)
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