Ideal isar 35he or Baxi 133 he plus

sie1uk · 21 Aug 2006

Thoughts on which one i should go for, for use in a 4 bed detached house, supplying 14 rads, and 2.5 bathrooms ?

thanks
simon

scatmanjohn · 21 Aug 2006

Neither

Gasguru · 21 Aug 2006

Agree neither, assuming water pressure/flow adequate an unvented cylinder plus a heat only or system boiler - you live in a 4 bed house - you can afford it.

sie1uk · 21 Aug 2006

why neither ?

scatmanjohn · 21 Aug 2006

sie1uk said:
why neither ?

I don't think a combi is really suitable for a house with 2.5 bathrooms (whatever that means)

What do you have at the moment?

sie1uk · 21 Aug 2006

Old Stelrad system thats been in around 17years, not really pwerfull enough for heating, cold and hot tank feed in the roof. Plumbers ben today and said that a decent combi condenser like the ideal one i mentioned would be ok, 1 bathroom toilet and sink, 2 shower sink and toilet rooms. hence the 2.5.

scatmanjohn · 21 Aug 2006

How many people are living in the house.

sie1uk · 21 Aug 2006

2 including me kids have flown the nest

scatmanjohn · 21 Aug 2006

sie1uk said:
2 including me kids have flown the nest

A combi would be quite adequate for you.

If you sell your house to a large family they won't be too impressed with it. (not your problem i suppose)

Anyway, if it has to be a combi stay away from the Ideal Isar.

sie1uk · 21 Aug 2006

what would you recomend then scatman ? price not too much of a prob

scatmanjohn · 21 Aug 2006

I like these:

http://www.vaillant.co.uk/Home/Prod...ombination/produkt_vaillant/ecoMAX_combi.html

The 35kw Version

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