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Hi You could use an indirect pressurised cylinder then as you say at a later date connect from the boiler to the coil, try to position the coil so it's accessible later it might save some trouble later, you could even connect a couple of short bits of pipe onto the cylinder and leave in a...

I shall give your job some further thought, but i suggest whatever you do wants to be something which can be built on for further needs, as you are aware spending a little more now could reap less spent later, just as a bit of tech info grant combi output upto 20lts a minute (incoming mains run...

disconnect cold supply on inlet side of pump, then run full bore into large bucket this will indicate any supply problem, make sure any isolation valves are of the full bore type not those tiny penny sort that are turned with a screw driver.also check filters on inlet, check in header tank for...

Grant engineering ltd offer outside combi's with a very good dhw flow rate. you could then at a later date connect the central heating to it when your existing boiler retires. oil is still competitive and reliable. (in my opinion). this is my first thought but there are other ways as well which...

this many showers is not a problem at all, use a cold water storage tank which will supply water to a modulating boost pump this supplies cold water to showers and cold water to some kind of storage/combination boiler e.g acv 35tc or 85tc or two unvented cylinders, very simple to have done and...

Try checking out www.acv-uk.com have used these before and hot water production is incredable with heating outputs to suit.