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it may have course been dealt with before .....
I am looking to install central heating in a 5 bed semi - the kitchen is very small and there is no external wall space to hang a combi -= in fact there is very little space at all! There are a couple of good reasons to put the combi in upstairs bedroom - including easy access to outsdie wall and it would minimise runs of pipe to showrr room, bathroom and kitchen main question is how noisy are they ? this will be the main bedroom are some less noisy than others ? I assume 22 mm gas pipe (easiest run will be 35 feet from meter) most of the way I was thinking of two zones upstairs and down each fed by 22 mm pipe 6 rooms upstairs and 3 downstairs but more heat needed in downstairs living areas of course Separate thermostats on each zone or do I just rely on TRVs any other comments ? |
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