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

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To make your very own boiler housing to hide your pipework, you will need the following tools and items: Manufacturing, Accounts, Sales & Distribution Unit 2-5 Chieftain Close, Gillingham Business Park, Gillingham, Kent ME8 0PP • Tel: +44 (0)1634 268811 • Fax: +44 (0)1634 268812

There may be several additional work items that need to be completed before you can box in your boiler;

and thus the relevant costings associated with it. Covering a kitchen boiler in a matching cabinet makes sense, but might not be the best solution for a boiler located in a bathroom or bedroom space. To start with, measure the height and width of the area of pipework to cover. Make sure you allow enough safe breathing space There is at least 50mm of air gap all round the boiler and the boxing allows plenty of ventilation to allow a fresh airflow all round the boiler

Boiler in a Box is one of the most cost-effective options when purchasing a customized, pre-assembled boiler system without the time delay and expense of hiring an outside boiler installer to integrate the new boiler into your system. These will likely need a custom cabinet making or an appropriate unit sourcing to match the room aesthetics. Geographical Location Your first step is to measure your boiler accurately, as you need to find the right unit to box it in. When choosing the unit, there are a couple of important things to keep in mind: Remove doors from the right-sized kitchen wall unit you are going to use. Offer the unit up to the wall and over the boiler. Make sure you have at least 2 inches (50mm) clear air space all round boiler and that all access panels can be removed easily

IB&M has completed over 13,000 successful boiler projects since 1987 for companies across a variety of industries. Through countless outages and critical system shut downs, our priority has always been accuracy, efficiency, and absolute customer satisfaction. Some adjustments will likely need to be made to the cupboard itself to accommodate for the boiler and connecting pipework, but on average,

Start by removing any mobile pieces such as the door and any attached coving you may have added for decoration. 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. If you have any doubt in your ability to create a boxed-in boiler, it’s recommended that you leave the work to a professional. 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 What you use is really down to you and your own tastes, but it is always advisable to ensure that any items you add to a space match and complement what’s already there. To make your own boiler boxing unit, follow the steps below:faced during the process; this should give you an idea of their suitability for the work and their awareness of requirements when boxing in a boiler.