Hi
I'm a plumber and I'm struggling to find out if there is anyway you can install a combi boiler onto an existing gravity fed heating system that has copper pipes under a concrete floor!?
There maybe an obvious answer to this question which I can understand, but I'm trying to find out if there is anyway to get round if you had a leak under the floor without repiping or leak sealer which works well without affecting boiler warranty?
Main reasons people want combi's I find is for good hot water pressure, so there for can I replace the boiler for like for like and keep the heating system vented and then connect it to an unvented cylinder? Or does the heating system have to be sealed to run the unvented cylinder?
A few questions in one here and I hope I've made some sense, I would appreciate any advice regarding how people go about this common situation
Thanks
I'm a plumber and I'm struggling to find out if there is anyway you can install a combi boiler onto an existing gravity fed heating system that has copper pipes under a concrete floor!?
There maybe an obvious answer to this question which I can understand, but I'm trying to find out if there is anyway to get round if you had a leak under the floor without repiping or leak sealer which works well without affecting boiler warranty?
Main reasons people want combi's I find is for good hot water pressure, so there for can I replace the boiler for like for like and keep the heating system vented and then connect it to an unvented cylinder? Or does the heating system have to be sealed to run the unvented cylinder?
A few questions in one here and I hope I've made some sense, I would appreciate any advice regarding how people go about this common situation
Thanks