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hmmm so it should have 2 zone valves really then?

Thanks for the replies guys, 100% fitted by BG though i have the receipt here for it which solicitor sent to us after we moved in, im no expert but looks very messy set up to me, unless thats the old set up and they just added the 2 way valve into existing set up when they fitted new boiler, but...

I think i know what you mean now mate, the stat that looks like it should be on the end of a rad with the wire coming out?

whats a ravi stat mate? where abouts are these 2 things in the pics mate?

Hi again guys, Well we moved in around 7 weeks ago now but were still unsure on how to use the system efficiently, its a worcester greenstar 15ri which was fitted by gritish gas 3 years at the whopping cost of £4000 with 20% discount thats literally for the boiler and fitting!! glad i didnt...

Thanks mate :D

Thanks mate, is that a big job then? as i say im clueless to all this, what would it cost for parts and fitting would you say roughly to get it all up to good modern standards?

Sorry mate i didnt spot your post, its literally just out of shot above the boiler on the right side wall some sort of filter if i remember right, well assume its for that anyway

also is this set up fairly economical then?

Ah i see now thats good news for me then right? so if you guys had this set up would you leave as it is? Haha :) it was actually done by british gas, so does it look bad then? i can see it looks a bit of a maze but does it really need the pipework changing? as its all hidden away in the...

In the bathroom pic the cupoard with immersion in, is just viewable to the left of the pic and the boiler is pretty much behind the shower in the boys room

actually i did take some pics i will just upload them and post them up

Thanks for the reply mate, yes space isnt an issue it was more the running costs if it was only being run by electric and thought most house dont have this set up anymore i havent looked at the boiler properly to be honest but will try get in there soon and take a look, and get some pics of it...

also not sure on feed, there is a tank in the loft but no idea how its fed

Hi and thanks for your reply, well when we went to the second and third viewing we noticed the immersion tank was warm, so assume it was on at the time, as the people who owned the house arent living there so assume its on all the time, is it not going to cost a fortune to keep the immersion...

Well basically we are due to move into our new house in a few weeks, it has a new worcestor boiler in bedroom 1 (approx 1 year old) for the central heating and an imersion heater for the water in a cupboard in the bathroom, when we viewed the house i was over the moon that it had an all but new...