TALON CUB3/500 Boiler Box Cover Kit 3 (500mm) makes 400 x 200

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In theory, yes. Any type of boiler can be boxed in, though the actual answer and practicality of doing so will depend on your boiler As with any home improvement work, there are numerous factors that can affect the overall costing of the work that needs to be considered. Type of Boiler Our instructions focus on the unit option, but most steps apply to building a cupboard from scratch.

Boxing in a boiler is the process of concealing your boiler unit in a cupboard or structure so that it is not readily visible in your home. You might hear a boxed-in boiler space being referred to as a boiler cupboard or appliance compartment. Your new boiler may be a different size and may require different measurements to ensure it sits correctly in the unit. Cut the various notches and openings you’ve identified using a jigsaw. You don’t want them to be too tightly fitted to the pipes or cables, but you also don’t want gaping gaps in the unit.In the event that this is the case, removing the boiler box is quite straight forward and is suitable to remove as a DIY job; Already widely used in social housing refurbishment and boiler and central heating installations, our self-supporting casings can be used free standing or secured using mechanical fixings or mastic adhesives, enabling easy removal for routine servicing or maintenance. Depending on the age and condition, as well as type, of boiler you have there can be quite a bit of noise generated whilst it is in use;

Boilers can be unsightly beasts but with a little thought they can be hidden away by either placing a full kitchen wall unit cupboard around them or using bits and pieces from kitchen end panels, plinth boards, old cupboard doors and even tongue and grooved matchboard. The majority of modern boilers are quite neutral in appearance so you may decide that the boiler itself isn’t too unsightly. If this is the case then you may just want to box in the pipework and leave the boiler visible. In the event that you need to have your boiler relocated to allow for boxing, you will need to hire a qualified professional to move the boiler for you prior to building the enclosure.Mark the position of any cuts that need to be made in the kitchen wall unit to allow the passage of pipes and cables

the work themselves and providing they are capable of following the manufacturer’s instructions concerning spatial ventilation around the boiler space. By boxing in your pipework in addition to the boiler unit, you will help to create a clear space and help the room look finished. Noise Reduction

in which case, you should consider creating a cupboard for the boiler unit. Cost Affecting Factors of Boxing in a Boiler There is a huge variety of items that can be used to make your boiler housing, these include old kitchen units, end panels, plinth panels or tongue and grooved match boarding. Instead, the ability and requirements to box in a boiler will be outlined within your boiler manufacturers guide, The type of boiler you are planning on boxing in can affect the overall cost of the work required. In addition to boxing in the boiler, you will also likely need to box in any connecting pipework that is visible,