My parents old combi boiler needs replacing, can any body recommend / not
recommend any makes ?

As there previous one was a complete nail. The heating engineer has
recommended a Ariston ?

Cheers

Gary

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My parents old combi boiler needs replacing, can any body recommend / not
recommend any makes ?

As there previous one was a complete nail. The heating engineer has
recommended a Ariston ?

The Ariston Microgenus is fine. The Worcester-Bosch Junior is better.

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My parents old combi boiler needs replacing, can any body recommend / not
recommend any makes ?

As there previous one was a complete nail. The heating engineer has
recommended a Ariston ?

To be more specific, what size of a boiler is needed for a four-bed
terrace? I favour Worcester Bosch but there is a fair bit of prize
difference.

And if you guys happen to know a reliable installer in York, all the
better!

Cheers,

Fred

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wrote:

My parents old combi boiler needs replacing, can any body recommend / not
recommend any makes ?

As there previous one was a complete nail. The heating engineer has
recommended a Ariston ?

To be more specific, what size of a boiler is needed for a four-bed
terrace? I favour Worcester Bosch but there is a fair bit of prize
difference.

You get what you pay for - as always.

Worcester greenstar HE30 costs around a grand but it is very cheap to run,
is quiet when operating and is extremely reliable.

BTW it's not the size of house that maters - it's how many taps (bathrooms,
kitchen, utility, etc.) that matters.

"PJ" wrote in message
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"Fred" wrote in message
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wrote:

My parents old combi boiler needs replacing, can any body recommend /
not
recommend any makes ?

As there previous one was a complete nail. The heating engineer has
recommended a Ariston ?

To be more specific, what size of a boiler is needed for a four-bed
terrace? I favour Worcester Bosch but there is a fair bit of prize
difference.

You get what you pay for - as always.

Worcester greenstar HE30 costs around a grand but it is very cheap to run,
is quiet when operating and is extremely reliable.

The 40 has a higher flowrate and about 1k at:
http://www.uselessenergy.org.uk/boil...s.asp#wallhung

BTW it's not the size of house that maters - it's how many taps
(bathrooms,
kitchen, utility, etc.) that matters.