Boiler options

Oct 15, 2004 26 Replies

Either that or the classic situation of pricing high for now knowing that people don't yet *have* to buy condensing models and then waiting to see what the competition does in the coming months.

.andy

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You really have got it. A combi saves space with no tanks, cylinders, etc, No waiting for hot water, cheaper installation etc,

Once Vokera, etc, start to convert their range to condensers the prices will drop.

I did say decent.......

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In article , Christian McArdle writes

still won't prevent dIMMbulb from recommending every household install two for redundancy...

Macxie, this one is insulting the love of your life.

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