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Gazman, Thank you very much for the info. Now I know exactly what I would like. I will take a look at the companies you have recommended. Does anyone know anything about a company called Yale? They are offering composite doors at a reasonable price interest free, £299 for fitting and a...

I will be going for a composite door now thanks to the advice I've received but think I would ask the company to fit it. Thanks again for your help :-)

Ah Okay! So they fit into their own frames like a upvc door? That makes me feel happier. Thank you. I also read somewhere to check what's inside the door. The article stated that some are filled with foam and not solid. Would I look stupid to ask a company what's in their doors?

Hi Burnerman, Thank you for the info. I had read such mixed reviews on composite V's UPVC doors and wasn't sure which was better. You say you have had yours for five years so they can't be bad and they look much nicer than UPVC. Think my front door unfortunately isn't salvageable. You can...

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Hi All, My hubby and I are looking at replacing our very nice but extremely draughty solid wooden front door. We don't have a porch so the door is on an outside wall and our hallway gets quite chilly. I don't think it was fitted very well to begin with. It must be fifteen plus years since we...

Ha ha I pay the gas bill so no problem there. The boiler has no error code and the only thing I see on the display that is flashing is the number 72. Looks like if I want to change settings within the boiler there is a code for installers or professionals but I can't access it. That's probably...

What I don't understand is how we were warm enough before the new install. I know it's colder today but even so I would have thought we'd be able to heat up the house more. I'm going to contact the boiler installer again and if he won't do anything I'll get a company in to take a look. We...

We only moved in in May so I don't know if there is cavity insulation. Loft thickness is 600 insulation and my heat comfort Zone is around 22deg. House is fully double glazed and I have two doors separating kitchen and garage.

I'm thinking the problem isn't half as bad as advertised. And if it's just a tad nippy when you sit down for coffee and biscuits then a little fan heater for a tenner from B&Q is probably the answer. I do agree I hate the cold. Three thomostats show me my house is 19C in living room, 18C...

No, no not at all. We are trying to find the setting we need to change on the boiler from your instructions and the book but we can't seem to find the setting on the boiler. We will try anything you ask us to try he was just asking a question x

Thank you again for replying. Rads my hubby tell me are getting hot within 10 minutes and stay hot but my house is bloody freezing. Rads were not replaced at the time of the new boiler installation. the installer did however do a power flush. Tempin house at the moment at will not go above...

Damn!! Hubby got in before I got a chance to have my five minutes of fame and glory. He is asking if you say to try this because you think the radiators are cooling down when the boiler is off? This is not the case they are constantly hot.

Ha ha if it works it will so be worth it. Thanks again x

As you can see we know nothing about heating technology lol. We are in the Frimley area of Surrey.

Dan sorry to be a pain but how would we do this? We only have a water flow temperature display on our boiler.

Thank you for replying. Sounds like we didn't research enough and went with what we were told. What do you mean by Valiant controls? We have individual thermastat on each radiator.

Thanks everyone for your help. I'm really grateful. Will ask hubby to read this thread when he gets in and do as you say. Keeping everything crossed. We have spent in excess od £3K for this so I hope it works. Just for the record the temp now after hours of being on is at 19C. Not warm enough...

I'm really sorry but I don't understand what you guys are saying. Please can you explain in baby talk (sorry). I think you're saying the boiler is too big for our needs? Our house is a fair sized detached. The installer was originally going to put in 24 but said if we bought the 30 there was...