Just about to move house, so know next to nowt about the boiler there (its a Worcester Bosch....is all I know)
General question, though - what feature on a combi boiler determines whether I might be able to swap an existing room rad with an underfloor heating solution instead? Is it some function of the pump, or the heating speed/capacity of the boiler, or what?
I suppose all I'be doing it adding a load of extra pipework to the existing system, so might the extra friction cause the pump to struggle?
All the sites selling these DIY kits seem to gloos over when you can or can't use them! Surprise..not
TIA
General question, though - what feature on a combi boiler determines whether I might be able to swap an existing room rad with an underfloor heating solution instead? Is it some function of the pump, or the heating speed/capacity of the boiler, or what?
I suppose all I'be doing it adding a load of extra pipework to the existing system, so might the extra friction cause the pump to struggle?
All the sites selling these DIY kits seem to gloos over when you can or can't use them! Surprise..not
TIA