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condensing boilers: mandatory?
Hello,
Are condensing boilers mandatory? If so, why are non-condensing models still in the brochures? As you may know from my recent posts, my boiler died and I am confused. Some plumbers have visited and quoted for fitting condensing boilers and some have quoted for fitting non-condensing. I thought all new boilers had to be efficient. What are the exact regs. and what is the definition of "efficient"? Running a condensate drain should be trivial but I think I may need a new flue liner (see other post) of I go condensing, which adds much to the cost. I think the other plumbers were trying to save my money (or their time!) by fitting a non-condensing boiler to the existing flue. Thanks, Stephen. |
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