Unless the flue is also flexible
(A clue to what sort of appliance might have such an arrangement is in an earlier post of mine starting a different thread - for those curious enough to look!)
ISTR there's a regulation somewhere (one of the British Standards?) that appliances such as boilers must have the first metre of pipework in copper. (Presumably steel would be OK, but not plastic or rubber.)
There isn't such reg. Some makers will allow plastic pipe right up to the boiler. Usually when the connections are outside the boiler casing.
What do you mean?
In message , "dennis@home" writes
has he got a water rehydrator as well ?
Camilla?
Oh dear.
I believe that these are a better solution than cylinders
And the queen wasn't Elton John?
Won't work, oxygen does not ignite.
They *can* (ad can garden hose) but they *may* not unless the fitting is approved for use with gas. I've never checked whether they are or not: I've never been inclined to use them.
They have copper tails and any solder or compression fitting can be used. They are not cheap. Only used to get out of a scrape.
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