Relative has to replace a burning coals fire. Makes suggested to him are
Magicoal, Brilliant and Flavel. For efficiency and reputation is anyone better than the others?
@glazier7 Thanks for the offer of advice. :) Measurement details are are in cms (approximate): 1@ 86 x 51 exterior fiitted(6 sections divided by white bars). All except the above are plain. 1@ 108 x96 interior fitted 2@ 29 x 23 interior fitted 1@ 26 x 32 interior fitted I should think that the first...
5 of my units of various sizes in the main house and conservatory have misted window panes, internally. I have emailed locally and have received estimates ranging from £185 with 10 year warranty to £290 with 5 year warranty. Superficially they all seem to offer the same service, remove old sealed un...
[quote="htg engineer"]Check the boiler imnstruction it will tell you what flow rate the boiler will produce hot water at. htg[/quote] I asked because a friend was telling me that my flow rate being what is it I would get no extra benefit from a 35kw with a 35 deg rise rate of 14 l/nin over...
It's a combi system, and I guess it would be the heat exchanger causing the difference as you say. I intend to have the boiler replaced and was wondering, being a complete rocking horse with anything tech :cry: , if flow determines in any way the boiler rating. Would actually installing a 35kw over ...
[quote="Steve the gas"]Hi, The hot water requirements is the way good installers match a boiler to a client.Which boiler do you have and what is its output for HW in litres/minute? If your bathroom is quite a distance from the boiler then you could slow the rate you fill a bath and see the...
I have a problem with not being to run a bath quickly using my combi boiler, as the water runs cold intermittently. I was advise to read up on hard water. Having done that I have consulted a local heating engineer and plumber, whose initial over phone comment was that the boiler was likely under rat...
[quote="bobplum"]hi could the answer be in the water? do some research on the effects of hard water bob[/quote] You may be right :), but if it is I would have a big problem where to put any form of softener, if that's what you are thinking :( . Is this a situation where risking the cost of...
I am giving as much info as I can, even if it risks being irrelevant :oops: Our house was built in 1971 and originally had gas warm air heating, with hot water being supplied by an instantaneous gas heater in a cupboard adjacent to the kitchen sink. Sometime before we took over in 2002 the occupant ...
