With the new Building Regs part L requiring all new and replacement
boilers to be condensing after April 2005 there must be a lot of
conventional boilers in warehouses that will be offered at discounted
prices fairly soon. Anyone come across this yet? Or perhaps they
will be exported?

In article , Phil
Bailey wrote:
With the new Building Regs part L requiring all new and replacement
boilers to be condensing after April 2005 there must be a lot of
conventional boilers in warehouses that will be offered at discounted
prices fairly soon. Anyone come across this yet? Or perhaps they
will be exported?

I wouldn't have expected merchants, distributors or manufacturers to
keep an inventory of more than about 2-3 weeks estimated demand.

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"Phil Bailey" wrote in message
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With the new Building Regs part L requiring all new and replacement
boilers to be condensing after April 2005 there must be a lot of
conventional boilers in warehouses that will be offered at discounted
prices fairly soon. Anyone come across this yet? Or perhaps they
will be exported?

Almost nowhere to export them to. We are behind the game on boiler
effeciencies.

"G&M" wrote in message
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"Phil Bailey" wrote in message
om...
With the new Building Regs part L requiring all new and replacement
boilers to be condensing after April 2005 there must be a lot of
conventional boilers in warehouses that will be offered at discounted
prices fairly soon. Anyone come across this yet? Or perhaps they
will be exported?

Almost nowhere to export them to. We are behind the game on boiler
effeciencies.

Plumb Centre are selling a boiler deal with rads el,cheapo. They are
starting to off load the soon to be outdated stock.