Should the foam be on the outside or the inside of the cylinder once the job is done. Does one need a jug to carry the H.W. from the cylinder to the bath. Should the cylinder really be sited in the middle of the bedroom floor so the customer can admire it?
We need your experience NOW to answer these fundamental (with the emphasis on mental... ) questions.
That's one of the reasons that we were glad to see the foam gone. My wife didn't like the blue. I have put our red cylinder jacket on it, which her late father gave to us.
I once worked for a local authority that wouldn't allow any polyurethane foam in its buildings, because of the toxic fumes that were emitted when it was burnt. Any pre-insulated cylinders that were installed ( by contractors who hadn't bothered to read the specification) had to be removed or scraped clean. A cylinder with fibre-glass insulation jacket had to be installed.
I then left and worked for a house building company who were installing stick-on polyurethane foam tudor beams in the kitchens of their 'executive' homes. It sold houses, apparently.
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