Can the drain be put out side on to grass

[angellonewolf]

Here you go, this would work. I think a strapped version would be more secure though if you can get one in there.

https://www.tradepipes.co.uk/big-bo...X2rDBjwa7GdiXkg4X6061NXvnZJrqx9hoCTKwQAvD_BwE

might get one of these depending on how it will look going over all the other pipes or i might try to do a refit of the old drain so theres not so meny bends and twists on it so its flat to the wall would not be as bad

 

[dan treg]

you should have 2 drains. one is the condensate drain in plastic for the condensate water to go to and the other hard piped in copper which is the pressure relief valve drain which if boiler over pressurizes think 3 bar ? will vent to outside . there are various regs for both of these . just for clarity only

 

[dannyp]

our solar vent they were funny about didnt make much sense till we had a silly summer it got the hot water cylinder upto 100 and stuipid then decided it would vent the lot, quite inpressive

 

[blackolive (Ste)]

Drain or soakaway, drain has to be foul and not rainwater, unless its combined underground

Im paying extra for a condensate pump for our new boiler install so it can go into the fould drain rather than the surface water drain outside which just goes into the stram in the woods at the end of the cul-de-sac. I only know this because we have had drain problems in the past though, I wonder how many other houses on the estate are venting into the surface drains

 

[mtt.tr]

Mcalpine sell a condense soak away. That's what ive used