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WTB: Hot Water Cylinder on a Saturday morning
Hi all,
Found that the hot water cylinder was leaking earlier this week and am planning to replace tomorrow. I need an indirect combination hot/cold one with ideally a 150/40 litre split. I was going to order off BES for £196 but although they offer Saturday delivery they don't guarantee it will arrive (my fault for not ordering earlier in the week!) I suspect I won't get anywhere near as cheap as this from the sheds but thought I'd ask in case anyone knew of anywhere off the top of their heads worth checking. On another note, has anyone attempted having a standard cylinder and separate cold water tank both in the loft? What sort of weight is a 25 gallon tank and would it be fairly easy to support? The combi cylinder is going next to the end wall and I was wondering if it would be possible to use a standard cylinder instead and put a tank above half supported by brackets/battens on the wall and timber legs. Might be a bit dodgy though! Anyways, any help or advice muchly appreciated. Richard. |
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