We have an ancient hot water cyclinder and boiler combo that is forever breaking down, and want it replaced.
The plumber who gave a quote said I'd still have to have the cylinder and boiler, as I have two bathrooms (one with a bath and an en suite shower room).
I cant see why that's correct. My parents have a combi boiler with a much bigger house and as many bathrooms. Is it really not possible? It would be significantly cheaper than having a separate cylinder, and save loads of space.
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Does anyone know anything about combi boilers and just why i can't have one? just th topic for a sunny Sunday I know.
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oranges · 19/04/2009 16:14
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