"Dave Plowman (News)" through a haze of senile
flatulence wrote in message ...
In article .com,
wrote:
No, we want the back-boiler removed. He is going to replace it and
install it in another room. He just recommended keeping the same setup,
as opposed to changing it to a combi or condensing boiler. He thinks
the system I have now is best for me, although I'm beginning to wonder
as the combi option seems much better to me.

Combi and condensing are separate
issues.

Richard Cranium, you got that right 10/10. Now see what he says...

A combi boiler (at a reasonable
price) may be OK if you don't take
baths often, or are willing to wait
quite some time for them to fill.

...oh my God! After a good start Richard screws up again. There are high
flow two bathroom combis around. In fact quite a few.

A non combi condensing boiler
*may* simply replace the one you
have with no other alterations

Richard, he has to install a condesning boiler by law.

Sad isn't it. It must be time for his cocoa.