This is tricky because I cannot supply full details but this is the tale (of woe).
I really need some informed advice here.
My daughter and her family are waiting to move into a flat that was previously my mother's. It has the original floor standing Celsia boiler, inside a kitchen unit. It is conveniently adjacent to the gas meter.
The pipes run horizontally behind the kitchen units, through a wall to the airing cupboard that houses both the cold tank and a hot water cylinder beneath it. So the pipe runs are neat and efficient.
Behind the boiler is the pipe to the flu that runs through an outside wall and can be seen at the front of the building.
The height inside the kitchen unit is 889/890 mm.
A British Gas salesman tested the cold water pressure (it looked pretty fierce to me) and said, "you cannot have a Combi. Pressures too low".
His suggestion was to plonk a wall mounted unit on the opposite side of the sink which clearly meant serious damage to the kitchen units and an inefficient pipe run.
This is a two bedroom flat with a largish main room and the kitchen (316 cm x 300 cm).
My four bedroom house has a 110,000 BTU boiler, so I would guess the flat would around 50,000 to 60,000 BTUs (Correct me if I am wrong).
Is there a floor standing boiler that could replace the Celsia?
The right answer must be worth a beer or three?