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snowey 21-07-2006 13:00

Re: New Combi Boiler - Any recommendations?
 
I have now retired, after about 50 years in the trade, and have fitted, all the said makes,the Worcster combi is the best IMO, but if your on a tight budget, go for the Baxi, its very close to the Worcster for reliabilty, PM me if you want any further opinions :tu:

bonzoe 21-07-2006 20:09

Re: New Combi Boiler - Any recommendations?
 
Vaillant are highly rated, surprised no one has mentioned them. Replaced our old Worcester Heat Slave with a Vaillant Combi and summer gas bills have tumbled.

rockin_plumber 23-07-2006 17:16

Re: New Combi Boiler - Any recommendations?
 
I would have to reccomend Worcestor as well.
As someone suggested you will have to go for a condensing one now, unless there are mitigating circumstances..... And the corgi word this basically means that unless ur changing an old back boiler in a fireplace and have nowhere else to out one then you will need a condensing boiler.

Chimaera 23-07-2006 17:26

Re: New Combi Boiler - Any recommendations?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rockin_plumber
I would have to reccomend Worcestor as well.
As someone suggested you will have to go for a condensing one now, unless there are mitigating circumstances..... And the corgi word this basically means that unless ur changing an old back boiler in a fireplace and have nowhere else to out one then you will need a condensing boiler.

Phew - glad you mentioned the back boilers - that's what I have, and although I had it replaced a couple of years ago, I was wondering what would happen if it needed changing again. There's no where else to put one in my tiny 2 bed terrace!


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