Posted By New Challenge
I have a commercial property (Warehouse) but a boiler is similar to a domestic one, suppling heat and hot water to only a couple of offices.

I would be grateful if anyone could indicate if I need a commercial register Corgi installer or would a domestic Corgi installer be O.K

Thanks in Advance

Steven

Posted By lewes
It doesnt matter the nature of the building as it depends on the size of the gas supply and the appliance.

For example:

You could have a domestic boiler in a corner shop (a business) but you would use a domestic installer or you could have a domestic sized boiler heating the office in a factory and you would use a domestic installer.

You want to find out the size of the gas main that they will need to connect onto.

Anything 28mm and above you would normally be looking at a commercial installer.

If you need extra clarification contact a local domestic/commercial installer and ask them or CORGI (The Council for Registered Gas Installers)

Posted By Bob Youel

Note: You also need a competent electrician!

Speak to your insurer for more clarification as its they who will / will not pay out if there is a problem

The days have gone re armature 'DIY'