FAQs : CALLING ALL GAS FITTERS

Bahco · 13 Jan 2008

Thanks Scat.

mikey1 · 23 Jun 2009

Heatline have gone bust, and there is no technical help lines to phone or parts. Very bad boilers.

Most cheap boilers work in the same way as the better boilers, but the parts cost twice as much.
Keep away from the cheap ones as you will end up with a bigger cost. My view on good boilers(providing they are installed correctly are worcester, glow worm, baxi potterton

Bad ones are:heatline, alpha, ariston (great for technical help NOT)wickes and b&q boilers.

Chris1951 · 30 Jan 2013

Had good results from the ideal range , logic etc, true time will tell. Latest vailant caught me out as it learns over first few days, ramps to suit system load, so at first takes a while to get house up to temp. Ok when done the learning.

bell824 · 30 Jan 2013

mikey1 said:
Heatline have gone bust, and there is no technical help lines to phone or parts.

you might want to recheck that statement

im sure someone will correct you!!

ianmcd · 31 Jan 2013

Sorry Mickey where do you get that from ??? Heatline gone bust ? and Vaillant are poor boilers ? sorry mate but cant agree with you on either , if you have information I dont know about please advise me as I use both on a day to day basis

denso13 · 31 Jan 2013

Check the dates people

sweet · 29 Dec 2013

after another year , have any new boilers on the block made an impression? Ideal Vogue maybe!

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