Advice on buying Ideal Logic for my house

[tomplumb83]

Other than £75, whats the difference-
Basically, which would you buy?
I was going to order the cheapest on Monday

Ideal Logic ESP1 24kW Combination Boiler Natural Gas ErP | Boilers

Ideal Logic C24 Combination Boiler Natural Gas ErP | Boilers

 

[ShaunCorbs]

TBH I wouldn't go ideal budget I would go baxi

 

[jtsplumbing]

24Kw combi's are a waste of time rubbish hot water flow rate

 

[townfanjon]

If you want an Ideal , go for the vogue

 

[king of pipes]

Would not fit a 24kw combi the hotwater delivery is poor , Ideal logic +30 or 35 if your budget will stretch to it . kop

 

[Scott_D]

I think the esp are ment for new builds

 

[Old Account]

Intergas aren’t bad either and quite reasonable in price

 

[king of pipes]

Intergas worth consideration fitted 3 now would not win any beauty contests but in a word SOLID built to last very little to go wrong and water delivery is hard to beat . kop

 

[tomplumb83]

Ok thanks to all for the responses, much appreciated
I fitted a Logic for my dad last year and hes chuffed to bits with it. He did have a 14year old Biasi before mind which was abit like Triggers broom in that it had every part replaced in its lifetime
I honestly thought the Logic was a good boiler

*My mother has the Baxi. In 5/6 years its been good except having to changed the dhw diaphragm

*Noted but the 24kw seemed ok for running a bath. I don't have a bath and I live on my own. Now you've mentioned it , Ill upgrade to the 30kw for an extra 50quid

* The Vogue is an extra £300 which puts me off. Id probably be better off repairing my existing boiler if its going to cost me a grand - what does it get me?
This combi has a 10year shelf life - maybe less if Putin turns the tap off
Ive got a Glow worm 30cxi at the min. I think its about 12year old
although the Intergas intrigues me for £700

 

[Scott_D]

What do you normally fit?