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Thanks 👍 I have now sent an email to hetas directly hopefully they will get back soon so I can get the vent installed along with the wood burner 🤞

The new wood burner is replacing a old parkray fire that given up which is really annoying because it was a great fire but started leaking from the backboiler . The air vent was in a outside wall around 15ft from it and really low to the ground. With the new one being a piped in vent we didn't want to see a ugly pipe running across the wall so we are going to use white plastic ducting with a lower profile and looks tones better. Just unable to find out anything on min and maximum height and where it can be placed etc all the regulations are just really vague even one of the companies that came out to quote for the installation wasn't much better

The fire is being installed in the existing chimney breast and isn't on a external wall so will have to be run through the chimney breast to the side and then run to the closest outside wall. Is there any restrictions on how high it should be ???

Hi can anyone help please. I'm having a wood burner with boiler fitted soon and wanted to get the direct air vent fitted where it won't be in plane view and out of sight. So my question is there a specific height it must be off the ground? Edge of the wall,middle can't find anything to help on the hetas site regarding regulations. It is being fitted by a hetas wet fitter . Any information help will be appreciated

On going house renovation 5 years and still going