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Hi All,
We may need to replace our boiler - the OLDER version Worcester Bosch 35Cdi (see images attached)
Our home is a 1920's Semi
5 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
5 x Large (1800mm) Double Panel Radiators
1 x Large (1800mm) Single Panel Radiator
3 x Medium (1400mm) Double Panel Radiators
2 x Short...
Hello everybody.
I am just about to install an unvented cylinder. 2 heating zones, one hot water zone. It's an S-Plan system, with an auto bypass.
I remember reading about a rule of thumb when connecting my returns back to the boiler, but can't quite remember exactly what it was talking about...
I Need to fit 19 new TRVs on my system as the old ones are pretty shot. Some are alot newer on the lower floor but I think it's best to fit all new TRVs and Locks.
Which TRV would you guys go for. I want something decent and reliable. Happy to spend upto around 20 a set.
Drayton 4 come up...
Obviously it needs to be readable and good practise would require you can get at it without damaging anything (albeit it might still be a pain in the rear) but does anyone know if there any other rules water boards tend to have about accessibility? Or other reasons why I shouldn't consider what...
Hi,
Just after an opinion on where to tap off the HW Cylinder to feed a downstairs shower (Pumped)
I fitted a new Cylinder last year with an extra 22mm tapping (marked 2 on the picture) to feed a shower pump in the upstairs bathroom for the shower and basin tap.
I am now installing the...
Hi, I have two pressure valves on my central heating system. One is built into the boiler and the other is separate, located less than a meter away.
Both go up and down with the heating, but both show different values and are out by about 0.5 bar. The one built into the boiler is always...
Hiya
I’m new to this forum and in need of some advice for my new home please!
The bathroom has a chrome heater towel rail radiator and at the bottom on each side there is a valve...I’ve tried adjusting them both but they don’t seem to do anything so I’m just intrigued as what their purpose is...
Need a new combination boiler, so far have had two quotes one for an Alpha E-tec Plus 33 and one for a Glow-worm . The glow-worm one said they use the same parts as Vaillant so are as reliable.
Are Alpha and Vaillant good alternatives to Worcester and Vaillant?
Hi,
I am new here and this is my first post so thank you in advance for your comments and feedback.
I live in a four bed house which was built in 2001 and included a Potterton Suprima 30 boiler with Boilermate 2000 storage tank, an interesting system and every item in it has been replaced over...
I've got an anton that stops working after a year, i know they need to be re calibrated which is fine, its away now, but for me if a car stopped working after a year people would probably be up in arms..
Are there any analysers that don't shut off at exactly 1 year like this anton..
Planning fitting a new single skin oil tank and was wondering if anyone has ever seen one of the upright vertical tanks splitting.Seen lots of pictures of the horizontal type splitting at the ribs, was wondering if the upright shape is less susceptible to it.Does brand make any difference, i am...
Hi
I have a Living room Size:
L 6mtrs
W 5mtrs
H 3.25 mtrs
Using an online calculator basic heat calculator = 4719 watts(16103 BTUs).
There is one Wall Window (Top opener) 1200mm x 1100mm
2 x Velux Roof lights 1180mm x 1140mm
All Windows Double Glazed.
The ceiling is vaulted 3.25 high...
Simple question, I hope. Which Internal Grant system combi boiler has a top / vertical flue option? We need a 21Kw but it can only vertical. Grant's info doesn't seem to make it very clear. Thanks in advance.
The system has an unvented hot water cylinder which heats the water upstairs (via an immersion heater) and I need to drain down the pipes so I can move the two pipes feeding the sink in the bathroom. There are two showers (on a separate drop) one bathroom (on it's own drop) and one sink...
Originally, I though this was going to be a straight forward question and then just now I checked something.
To cut a lengthy explaination short...a friend has what we thought was a living flame fire, which sits within a brick chimney breast. Work is being done on the chimney on the roof and it...
As title says.
How about the TPI one - what do you guys think? It's quite cheap...
Also, if you don't have a printer, do you just save the readings on the device?
I'm in the process of converting part of my house into a holiday let but have had 2 different solutions suggested on how to heat and provide water to both properties. I only have oil as the fuel option. 1 plumber has quoted for 2 separate boilers; one is a system boiler to replace our current...
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