Were you born stupid, or did you also get a degree in it from your mythical university?
I'd suggest you try getting your own act together before you start putting words into other's mouths...
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19 years ago
Recommendation for 32Kw+ boiler?
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19 years ago
Really?
IMM? You *have* to be joking...
Most people would have the sense to take professional advice before buying any house.
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19 years ago
Why thanks for the compliment. Didn't you realise that double negatives make a positive? Silly me. Of course you didn't.
I'll take it you're now recommending that a heating/hot water system isn't a thing to have checked when buying a house?
Sheesh.
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19 years ago
Work on that insulation. 32kW is really quite obscene for a house. It sounds more like a small hotel. Of course, if the house really is massive (we're thinking 8 bedrooms+) here, then it might not be so unusual, although could still probably be improved. Otherwise you should be thinking of increasing the insulation, not the size of the boiler.
If the house really is that big, then you may find an instantaneous combi is overstretched. You may only have 2 occupants now, but perhaps this could increase in the future, or if you sell the house, someone might notice that it is inadequete for a large household.
Christian.
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19 years ago
Which precludes anything you ever say.
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19 years ago
You obviously can't read either.
No, I am getting at your Ma & Pa for not chastising you as child. Look what their little mite ended up as.
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19 years ago
Q diatribe from the resident 'one size fits all' merchant...
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19 years ago
Perhaps you'd remind the group of your qualifications in the matter?
Clue. That doesn't include the ability to read websites and cut and paste from them...
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19 years ago
I have intelligence and knowledge.
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19 years ago
A combi is a combi. Some have high flow rates, that is what he should be installing. Then no problems when selling or in performance.
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19 years ago
So when buying one you just ask for a combi?
Now explain the possible extra costs over and above the cost of the boiler.
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19 years ago
I would think so. When you buy a car you say, "Can I have a car please?". You don't say "Can I have doughnut please?". This is very important otherwise you will end up with no products in your house and lots of doughnuts.
He must have had a terrible upbringing.
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19 years ago
No, he asks for two
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19 years ago
.. and a hacksaw and plastic pipe to connect them. ;-)
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19 years ago
Thanks for the info everyone.
Dave
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19 years ago
So you know even less about cars then? Didn't think that was possible.
I thought the question would be beyond you.
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19 years ago
You are getting it. Great idea.
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19 years ago
Plastic pipe? Pros use copper in new installations. tsk, tsk.
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19 years ago
When you buy a combi, you ask for a car?
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19 years ago
Exactly......