If they have a concentric flue, yes.
That depends on the size of the boiler, the house and gas price projections.
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Keeping house warm
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My Isar HE35 was easy enough to install.
(The manual even gave explicitly instructions to not try messing with the setup since it was factory preset!)
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I think the idea is you buy a £1000 boiler to save the multiple £200 repair bills, and some gas! ;-)
(still I suppose there is the question, will it outlast 3 cheap and nasty Biasi jobbies?)
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Or even one ...
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Yes
Heh...got to admit, our fire is never on.
I don't find it a problem. The room temp may vary by a degree or two but not enough to bother me.
Right. I lived in a house with the bathroom rad on a bypass and no TRV. It was far too hot in summer, but I suppose it kept the towels warm.