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Condensing Boiler Choice
I am looking at replacing my present combi with a condensing combi. I have
seen a couple of Biasi models in B+Q for around the £500 mark. I thought condensing boilers were rather more expensive than this. Are Biasi boilers any good? Should I avoid them like the plague, if so, what make / model should I be looking at? Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks Glenn |
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Are Biasi boilers any good? Should I avoid them like the plague,
I have no experience of this boiler, but personally, I'd avoid like the plague. The Riva Compact HE is a 1st generation bolt on 2nd heat exchanger type, which are generally considered to be inferior to modern single exchanger types. If they have a new model with a single exchanger, my objections might not apply. Christian. |
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"Christian McArdle" wrote in message t... Are Biasi boilers any good? Should I avoid them like the plague, The regular combi's are OK. BIASI use industry standard parts. According to engineers in the company that has the service contract for BIASI they are decent boilers. I have no experience of this boiler, but personally, I'd avoid like the plague. With no experience to back up such a statement. The Riva Compact HE is a 1st generation bolt on 2nd heat exchanger type, which are generally considered to be inferior to modern single exchanger types. If they have a new model with a single exchanger, my objections might not apply. That is better. |
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"Glenn" wrote in message ...
I am looking at replacing my present combi with a condensing combi. I have seen a couple of Biasi models in B+Q for around the £500 mark. I thought condensing boilers were rather more expensive than this. Are Biasi boilers any good? Should I avoid them like the plague, if so, what make / model should I be looking at? Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks Glenn For cost, have a look at http://www.uselessenergy.org/ who have a condensing boiler scheme. They are quite a bit cheeper than most (their prices include a flue and fixing jig!), distribute through the Plumb Center and will sell to the house owner as well as an installer. |
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