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Gas fire, No chimney or outside wall

kermitpwee · 2021-01-06 20:23:08

Hello We are hoping to put a gas fire in our living room where there is no chimney. Also due to the windows in the room we cant have the fire on an external wall for a flue system. Is there anything we can do, apologies I have done research on google but cant find an answer. All help appreciated.

06-01-2021 9:23pm

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kermitpwee

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Hello

We are hoping to put a gas fire in our living room where there is no chimney. Also due to the windows in the room we cant have the fire on an external wall for a flue system.
Is there anything we can do, apologies I have done research on google but cant find an answer.
All help appreciated.

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#2 06-01-2021 9:34pm

Lenar3556

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There are some flueless type applicances, which utilise catalytic converter type filters on the gasses which would otherwise vent externally.

They have room ventilation requirements which would be significant in a modern ‘airtight’ dwelling.

Personally, I wouldn’t be terribly excited about putting a flueless gas fire in my sitting room.

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