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I just built a stud wall and closed in the hot water tank to be used as an airing cupboard and I dont know if Im supposed to vent the door? Should I vent it at all, my mate said that door will warp.
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If it's just the hot water cylinder then no you don't need to vent it.
why would the door warp?
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Ok Cheers.
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The boiler in the airing cuboard at my house is sealed in, like, the door isnt vented and there are no other vents. I can understand that it might warp from the heat of the boiler compared to the heat outside...but only if you have a crap door I guess
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Depends what materials you use.
Remember it is an airing cupboard. Not a drying cupboard. Putting wet/damp clothing in there to dry, the water has to go somewhere . That is then why you get warping as the construction materials soak/dry
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