What 40kw Boiler would you recommend?

[Lisa Ramos]

Hi Everyone

I was hoping for some advice/recommendations. I have a large 4 bedroomed bungalow, with 3 bathrooms and a cloakroom. I am finally ripping out the rubbish Ferroli boiler that was recommended to us and want to make sure I don't make the same mistake again.

I thought our best bet would be to go for a 40kw boiler and would prefer to get one with a long warranty, but obviously as Ferroli did everything in their power to get out of honouring my boiler, a manufacturer with a good customer service history is essential.

I have seen a Baxi boiler at Screwfix that looks promising, but haven't found any reviews when I googled it. http://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/baxi-ecoblue-advanced-40-40kw-combi-boiler-erp/6946h

Also is it possible to have something fitted, so I can control the temperature with an app?

Thanks in advance

 

[Scott_D]

Have you check your flow rate and presure

 

[SimonG]

40kw that's a bit of a beast for 4 bed 3 baths. Get a couple of installers round to go through your options.

 

[joni os]

Re think you're whole system. Does it need to be combi.

 

[lame plumber]

if you are thinking of a combi for 3 bathrooms, look at a better solution of unvented cyl and a much smaller and cheaper to run boiler, get some quotes done

 

[ShaunCorbs]

unvented cylinder all the way and Worcester or viessmann heat only

 

[lame plumber]

unvented cylinder all the way and Worcester or viessmann heat only[/

Oi, hop it back to your wiring thread, recommending WB or veissman, heathen.... anyone with an once of sense knows an intergas is the best option.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

unvented cylinder all the way and Worcester or viessmann heat only[/

Oi, hop it back to your wiring thread, recommending WB or veissman, heathen.... anyone with an once of sense knows an intergas is the best option.

each to there own and there all about the same

 

[Unregistered]

I don't want a cylinder in the loft, so this is probably a really stupid question lol but can a cylinder go in the garage?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I don't want a cylinder in the loft, so this is probably a really stupid question lol but can a cylinder go in the garage?

it can and you can even put the boiler in there aslong as it meets the regs best to ask your local gas safe eng